AJK govt bans Joint Awami Action Committee, notification issued

[Goenitz]

Disturbing reports Kashmiri Students which are studying in Universities are getting picked up one by one

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JAAC terrorists are so bold that they are firing in front of police to kill Kashmiris to score brownie points. The all-noble police have shown full restraint.

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[M. Sarmad]

The carnage unleashed by these power drunk jurnails in AJK will haunt generations......

 

[Oscar]

The carnage unleashed by these power drunk jurnails in AJK will haunt generations......

Keep in mind - that the demand for an independent or rather plebiscite driven independence has been the Pakistani ask since 47.

There is reason you call it AJK vs JK.

And there is a lot of preferential treatment that has been provided but there is also rampant abuse of that structure by people who quite frankly who other than personal profit have little connection to the day to day troubles and lives of Kashmiris.

On the subject of brass - it also needs to be looked at from a "who you are" perspective and the world view that enforces it.
The most DANGEROUS thing to Pakistan(for that matter the world) is motivated reasoning( thank you for Startalk to helping me find the actual term for something I rally against)... which is using intellect to defend a conclusion you already need to be true.

People keep asking why Pakistani generals sound so certain about Kashmir, governance, and “what the country needs.” A senior officer usually isn’t some random professional right? The whole hierarchy structure is built into the military BUT also reflects the culture - The institution has told itself for decades that Pakistan is permanently one mistake away from being undone, and that the army is the only thing holding the center.

More interestingly is why people find them supporting the same two dynasties or families because they end up in the same clubs and housing society structure. The same backgrounds, school buddies or party invites - girayin - etc. Everyone can tell themselves they’re serving Pakistan while sharing the quieter belief that ordinary people can’t be fully trusted with the state. You will not lecture them out of it. When military, political, bureaucratic and business elites share the same need for the story to stay true, the country doesn’t slowly correct. It digs in to that idea. (to your point @Jango ).

You(common anti-establishment talk) think they're running on some zionist conspiracy(which ironically is the other side of the coin in motivated reasoning) but at the end you need to start with who for e.g. FM or whoever the individual is what his world has always rewarded, and what would fall apart for him if the opposite were true.

THE KEY DIFFERENCE IS GUNS. Guns make it enforceable. Motivated reasoning makes it feel like virtue
And a lot of them aren’t twirling mustaches. They genuinely think they’re the adults. The entire section of society was built so they almost never have to test that.