
At least 30 people have been allegedly killed in Pakistan-administered Kashmir over two days, according to a local civil society group, the Joint Awami Action Committee. The group claims that Pakistani security forces fired on peaceful protesters, with 25 deaths on Monday and 5 on Tuesday. Authorities are accused of removing evidence amid a communications blackout. The incident highlights ongoing tensions in the disputed Kashmir region.
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At least 30 dead in two days
The Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) alleges Pakistani security services fired on peaceful protesters, killing 25 on Monday and 5 on Tuesday.
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The Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) alleges Pakistani security services fired on peaceful protesters, killing 25 on Monday and 5 on Tuesday.
The Guardian<p>Local civil rights group alleges authorities removed evidence of killings amid communications blackout</p><p>At least 30 people are alleged to have been killed in Pakistan-administered Kashmir in the past two days as part of what has been claimed is a brutal state crackdown that has engulfed the disputed region for weeks.</p><p>According to a local civil society group, Joint Awami Action…
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The Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) alleges Pakistani security services fired on peaceful protesters, killing 25 on Monday and 5 on Tuesday.
The GuardianLocal civil rights group alleges authorities removed evidence of killings amid communications blackout.
The GuardianThe disputed region has been engulfed by a brutal state crackdown.
OpinionAt least 30 people have been killed in Pakistan-administered Kashmir in the past two days.
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