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🚨 Women were also among those fired upon as Pakistani forces opened fire during the Kashmir protests. Videos circulating online appear to show women caught amid the gunfire, adding to growing concern over the use of force against demonstrators. #Kashmir #HumanRights #StandWithKashmir

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Hhgju They started firings towards security.. law is law... Now security doing there job... Hhgjh

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kia esa gumhori mulak kehta ha ,ye to koi molokiat ka nizam ha go banu umia ke door ma tha

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When this happens 👇....🔥🔥

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Fucking Napak Army under the command of a illegitimate Field Marshal who has the capability of an Airman

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state sponsored terrorism

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@grok verify is this video correct as stated?

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The growth of bridges and rural roads in Jammu and Kashmir supports safer access to schools, hospitals and markets. Better infrastructure is linking villages and cities with services, markets, education and employment. #KhushalKashmir #KashmirReform

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This is totally true

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Fascist Pakistani regime

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@aechilla Pakistan army is unislamic unconstitutional and breaching international law human rights with impunity, provided by the illegitimate government.

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Fake

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Seeing this after what we’ve seen for the past 2 years happen in Gaza, how do we differentiate between IOF and NApak army

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Pakistan's oppression of occupied #Kashmir is worsening. As the world's attention is largely fixated on the war between Israel and Hamas in the Middle East, unrest has erupted in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in South Asia. Tensions are rising in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) as the Pakistani government has been deploying troops from Punjab Province to suppress the imminent protests in the region due May 11. The protests aim to address the Kashmiri people's economic, social and political problems that Pakistan's government has failed to solve. The United Kashmir People's National Party (UKPNP) and the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) have issued warnings to the government of Pakistan against the use of any force against protestors. The warnings have apparently been ignored as Pakistan mobilized its troops to the area, leading to more protests. Historical background info: "In 1947, the Princely State of Jammu and Kashmir became part of the Republic of #India. Shortly thereafter, Pakistani armed forces and Pashtun tribesmen invaded the area, forcing the largest Kashmiri political party to approve the accession. Indian forces were deployed to counter the attacks by Pakistan. In 1948, the UN Security Council passed Resolution 47 requiring all Pakistani military personnel to withdraw from the region before a plebiscite—which would have confirmed the people’s wishes to join India—could be called. Instead of this Pakistan increased its military presence, and no plebiscite was held. In the areas of Kashmir which remained outside of India, Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, 41,000 Hindu families were forced to flee from Pashtun tribesmen. "The historic region of Kashmir has a total area of 85,807 sq. miles and is now divided between three countries. Pakistan occupies approximately 30,160 sq. miles, known as (PoK) and the Northern Areas." Clashes between Pakistani troops and Kashmiri locals are expected to further escalate. Fore more historical background info, please check:

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