Defence Alpha
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Does AJK is a constitutional part of Pakistan? If not then what is the fuss around some shouts of Azadi then?
AJK govt bans Joint Awami Action Committee, notification issued
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iron shrapnel
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Do we look like we care about our constitution ?
M. Sarmad
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The military establishment should tread carefully..... "Pakistan mein azadi" can potentially turn into "Pakistan se azadi" if handled with brute force instead of political sense....
And just as across the LoC "Pakistan" is used as a slogan to irk India, the opposite could happen here, not out of love, but as a way to provoke and express resentment...
Defence Alpha
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Ah, good point.
Jagga Badmash
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Brother, I don't have habits of that sort, and I want nothing to do with them. If you're struggling, my advice is to seek professional help and go to rehab rather than dragging others into it. Otherwise, remember that the CCD is quite active, and your actions may have serious consequences.
Hopefully Pessimistic
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Tu te asli badmash nilkyay oi
El Sidd
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A country which faces such easily accessible separatist movements can offer very little mediation or facilitation in wars next door.
HAIDER
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PTI song in 2019
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Hopefully Pessimistic
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there are aggressors all around our borders that want to cut us up, there are aggressors within that want to undermine us, do you think by being pacifist you will achieve anything?
How are nations stabilised? Is it by constantly conceding to anarchists or by forming the characteristics of what makes a nation? Your type of mentality is a submissive prey mentality, the type that gets conquered due to passivity.
Pasificts in an unstable jungle never achieve anything because you need strength to carve out your territory
Truth Seeker
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Always choosing bullet over ballot can take you so far, You can suppress the actions but not emotions. It's a ticking bomb, or else brute force may win territory for time being but aren't ever going to win hearts. Hopefully sense prevail. Regarding actual Traitors they should be shown no mercy but first it should be established independently who the real traitors are. It the people's will who should have final say.
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Jagga Badmash
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These AJK JAAC never ask for ballot they started with bullets and who starts with bullet will end up in a manhole with some bullet marks. They never wanted to struggle politically neither have plans to run for election but paid stooges from R&AW for few bucks in order to defame Pakistan and force Pakistan to declare AJK as part of Pakistan so that IOK occupation by India would be also legitimize.
PAKISTANFOREVER
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As events in Gaza, Lebanon and the Iran vs america/israel conflict have shown, ONLY brute strength backed up by the capability to produce deadly advanced weapons ssystems that can wipe out enemies, achieves peace, security and prosperity. The ULTIMATE protective force. ALL else is just talk and conjectural BS.
Truth Seeker
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But is the majority brain washed and Raw stooges, as it seem from the size of and scale of protest and then good luck with this approach. It had worked wonders in other areas. It was political problem and should be solved politically, by reaching a fair middle ground like 4 to 5 seats which can't alter the real power balance in AJK assembly. And plz stop labeling everyone traitors otherwise we won't be left with any loyalist at this rate brother. We should put our house in order or else enemy will always take advantage of situation. Long Live Pakistan and Pakistanis. To hell with India and those who actually support their designs. Long Live Pak Amy and Forces who fight the enemies of Pakistan.
Jagga Badmash
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5000 people / goons un-educated shopowner being fed by R&AW not the representative of over 10 million people.
Pakistanithinktank
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People in Azad Kashmir aren’t thinking about political factions, they’re thinking about water, electricity, food prices, jobs, healthcare, and basic dignity. When a government can’t provide even these essentials, it loses the right to demand obedience. You can’t take away people’s rights, give them almost nothing in return, and then crush them with heavy taxes. That isn’t governance, it’s exploitation.
These are human beings, not beasts of burden. They feel hunger, injustice, and humiliation. Their frustration is a natural response to being treated like they exist only to pay bills and stay silent.
What makes it even more absurd is when some people blame the crisis on Indian RAW. When families can’t afford electricity or flour, they don’t need a foreign agency to tell them they’re suffering. Blaming RAW is just an excuse to avoid responsibility and dismiss real grievances.
People are protesting because their bills are impossible to pay, their rights are ignored, and their voices are dismissed, not because of outside interference. Their demands are simple: fair electricity rates, relief from suffocating taxes, and a government that serves instead of squeezing them.
A society can’t survive on force. It survives on justice, fairness, and mutual respect and the people of Azad Kashmir are only asking for what they were always promised.
