PoK Leader Shaukat Mir Slams Pakistan Army, Compares It To ‘Witch Bent On Killing People’ | World News

Pakistan occupied Kashmir (POK) Awami Action Committee’s senior leader Shaukat Nawaz Mir accused the Pakistani government and army of persecution.

Comparing them with a twisted witch to kill people, he said that the so -called “Azad Kashmir was not free.

Mir recalled the words of Gen Asim Munir’s words that label the Hindus as “Kaafir, before the expensive attack, and claimed that Pakistan accused others of brutality and claimed that their leaders have committed them in Pok.

He also claimed that the voices of ordinary people were crushed, the media were silenced and that Pakistani forces were questioning the legitimacy of the forces that they ön killing their representation ”.

The situation in the occupied Kashmir (POK), Pakistan, will get worse as the Pakistani army continues with the persecution and protesters have mercy.

As the Pakistan army continues with the persecution and the protesters have mercy, the situation in Pok will worse.

The POK administration ordered an uncertain lock between the protests by Pakistan’s Jammu and Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JKJAAC).

The organization decided to take the issue internationally about the calls made globally to Kashmiris in order to raise the issue.

JKJAAC marks important problems that contain the rough force used against people.

The organization also called on people to besieged Muzaffarabad. A 38 -point request charter was presented to the Pakistan government. This involves the removal of advantages for elites.

Although the protests were intensified last week, it worsened when the security forces began to shoot at people who protested peacefully.

It is now claimed to be a systematic initiative to kill people and a plan has been mobilized by the Pakistan government. Pakistan has suspended mobile and internet services in POK since the protests started.

The Pakistan government does not want real problems to reach the world and therefore tries to print agitation. There is an unprecedented deployment of security personnel in the region.