Fresh Allegations Surface Over Attempts to Disrupt Ongoing PoJK Protests

Fresh allegations have emerged regarding the ongoing protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), with sources claiming that efforts are being made to disrupt the JAAC-led movement through infiltration and provocation.

According to the claims, elements linked to the Pakistan Army are allegedly preparing to infiltrate the protests using operatives associated with the banned militant groups Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM). The allegations have not been independently verified.

The sources further allege that the objective would be to trigger violence during otherwise peaceful demonstrations by damaging public property and provoking clashes with security forces. They claim such incidents could then be used to portray the JAAC-led movement as having links to terrorism.

The claims also suggest that any escalation in violence could be cited as justification for increasing the deployment of security forces and expanding military operations in civilian areas of PoJK.

The protest movement, which has continued for nearly a month, has remained active despite repeated security measures. Protest organisers and participants have accused the authorities of using force to suppress the demonstrations, while maintaining that the movement has continued to grow.

There has been no official response from the Pakistani authorities regarding these specific allegations, and they remain unverified at the time of publication.

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