Protests in Rawalakot, Pakistan-administered Kashmir (PoK), have entered their eighth day, with thousands of demonstrators continuing to rally against the Pakistani government and military. According to the report, a video that recently surfaced—after internet services were suspended on June 5—allegedly shows Pakistani security forces opening fire on protesters during demonstrations on June 7. The report claims that 26 protesters were killed in the incident, although these claims remain subject to independent verification. The video reportedly became public only after communication restrictions delayed its circulation. Demonstrators continue to gather in large numbers, chanting slogans against the authorities and demanding change. While many markets remain closed in protest, local administrators have reportedly warned shopkeepers to reopen their businesses or face action. The unrest has intensified political tensions and drawn attention to the ongoing situation in the region.
Breaking: Thousands Rally Against Pakistan Government and Military
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