Violent clashes erupted in Rawalakot, Pakistan-administered Azad Jammu and Kashmir, between security forces and anti-government protesters. The confrontation, which began after the death of a businessman during a protest on Friday night, has left the region tense. Protesters claim that more than 30 people have been killed and around 200 injured, while official sources report 11 deaths and 70 injuries. Authorities have deployed federal paramilitary forces and imposed strict restrictions to restore order.
The unrest stems from rising inflation, increased electricity tariffs, unemployment, and demands for greater political representation. The Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC), a local group leading the protests, was banned last week, further escalating tensions. Protesters accuse security forces of using excessive force, while officials allege that demonstrators used automatic weapons and explosives.
Human rights organizations have urged both sides to end the violence and pursue dialogue. Internet services have been restricted, and search operations are ongoing in several areas as authorities attempt to stabilize the situation.
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