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Tarar: Keşmir'deki Şiddetli Protestoların Ardında Hindistan

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Pakistan Enformasyon Bakanı Attaullah Tarar, Azad Keşmir'de (AJK) yasaklı Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) tarafından düzenlenen protestoların barışçıl olmadığını, şiddet içerdiğini söyledi. Tarar, eylemlerde yabancı gündem peşinde koşan ve Hindistan tarafından finanse edilen militan unsurların bulunduğunu iddia etti. Bakan, protestocular arasında 'Fitna Al Khawarij' olarak adlandırılan unsurların da yer aldığını belirtti. AJK'de son dönemde yaşanan şiddet olaylarına atıfta bulunan Tarar, bu grupların bölgede istikrarı bozmaya çalıştığını öne sürdü. Açıklama, Pakistan ile Hindistan arasındaki tansiyonun yüksek olduğu bir dönemde geldi ve Keşmir ihtilafına ilişkin karşılıklı suçlamaları yeniden alevlendirdi. İslamabad yönetimi, AJK'deki gelişmeleri yakından takip ettiğini ve iç güvenliği tehdit eden hiçbir faaliyete izin vermeyeceğini vurguladı.

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  1. Güvenlik28 Tem 16:48

    Militant elements within proscribed JAAC protests pursuing foreign agenda: Tarar

    Hindistan

    Referring to the recent violence in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), Information Minister Attaullah Tarar on Tuesday said the protests by the proscribed Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) were not peaceful but violent, alleging that militant elements pursuing a foreign agenda and backed by Indian funding were involved. ‘Fitna Al Khawarij elements present among protesters’ Earlier today, AJK Information Secretary Muhammad Rashid Hanif claimed that a significant number of protesters participating in the proscribed JAAC demonstration in AJK were affiliated with Fitna Al Khawarij. Fitna al Khawarij is a term the state uses for terrorists belonging to the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan. Addressing a press conference, Hanif said that illegal and violent activities had taken place in AJK aimed at disrupting the upcoming phases of elections in the region. “The fundamental duty of the state is to maintain law and order, continue the democratic process and fulfil this responsibility. The state is capable of doing so,” he stressed. The senior official reiterated that the JAAC protest included individuals linked to Fitna Al Khawarij rather than only ordinary citizens. He also played a video as evidence, which showed masked gunmen on the roof of a building in the region. “Common people are fewer in number; however, armed individuals, militants and Fitna Al Khawarij members are present, which falls under the definition of terrorism,” Hanif maintained. “They have involved innocent people by misleading them. We appeal to the people to distance themselves from them. The government will also make some public announcements in this regard to fulfil its responsibility,” he stated. The regional information secretary added that anti-state elements were using children and women as human shields. “Several misleading videos have also been circulated on social media, indicating that it is a human rights movement; however, that is not the case.” Hanif said that state institutions had adequate information regarding the presence of Fitna Al Khawarij elements and members of other militant organisations. Addressing the media after the information secretary, AJK police spokesperson and Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Irfan Kashfi said that such elements would be “handled in the same way that any terrorists or militants are handled”. He said that their possession of modern weapons and resources — including automatic weapons, M-4 rifles, SMGs, AK-47s and, according to initial information, even sniper weapons — showed that they were “not peaceful protesters, but militants”. The DIG said one police official had been martyred in the skirmishes, while five others were injured. He added that one suspect had been arrested in Rawalakot, from whose possession a military-grade weapon was recovered. Citing initial information, Kashfi said the suspect was a foreign national who had been acting as a sniper. “Security forces are answering [attacks] in self-defence and for the protection of the public,” Kashfi said, noting that law enforcement agencies have shown great endurance. He added that facilitators of these militants were also being investigated. The senior police official assured that there was no need to believe the “misconception” that these militants could capture Rawalakot or any other area, as LEAs would “persist at all costs”. Earlier today, while sharing a video of several people carrying arms in AJK, the region’s Prime Minister Faisal Mumtaz Rathore said, “They planned this for weeks and now they have got what they wanted: the blood of innocent Kashmiris.” “The rioters not only have sophisticated weapons, they also have the advantage of access to all vantage points from where they take aim at security forces, whose only objective has been to contain the situation and prevent escalation,” Rathore stated. He added that the march to Muzaffarabad during the elections was a “conniving plan to trigger mass unrest”. “I appeal to the people to stay away from these agitators who have a proven record of using civilians as human shields and creating a win-win situation for themselves once security personnel act in self-defence,” he said. Over the past month, the regional administration and the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) have been at odds over various issues, most notably the committee’s demand to abolish the 12 seats in the region’s Legislative Assembly, which has resulted in protests across the region. On June 5, the JAAC was declared a proscribed organisation by the regional government and placed under the First Schedule of the region’s anti-terrorism act (ATA). A day later, AJK authorities launched a crackdown on the JAAC, arresting scores of its leaders and later placing 147 of its activists on the Fourth Schedule of the ATA.

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  2. Güvenlik29 Tem 07:50

    AJK police accuse JAAC of working under an 'agenda', say sophisticated weapons seized from arrested suspects

    Hindistan

    Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Police on Wednesday accused the proscribed Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) of working under an “agenda”, saying that sophisticated weapons had been seized from arrested suspects. Addressing a press conference, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Khawar Ali Shaukat alleged that the incidents in Rawalakot had demonstrated that the organisation’s narrative of peaceful protest was inconsistent with events on the ground. “The violent incidents, acts of provocation and attacks on security forces have made the reality clear,” he said, adding that it was the legal and constitutional responsibility of law enforcement agencies to act whenever police or other security personnel came under attack. The SSP alleged that armed groups had ambushed officials at different locations across the city over the past two days and opened fire on security personnel with sophisticated weapons. He said one Rangers official was martyred while around 15 police officers and other law enforcement personnel were injured in the attacks. “This demonstrates that the proscribed group is working under an agenda, the purpose of which is to disrupt peace in AJK, disturb the social fabric and damage atmosphere of brotherhood,” he said. “The events of yesterday and today, the way our forces have been attacked with heavy and sophisticated weapons, shows that these groups … this is not an ordinary organisation,” he said. He said law enforcement agencies had arrested several suspects allegedly involved in the violence and recovered a large cache of arms, including heavy weapons. “An automatic American weapon was also recovered,” he said, adding that this indicated that banned organisation was operating under a “different agenda”. Rejecting what he described as a misleading narrative circulating on social media, Shaukat said the group was falsely portraying itself as peaceful while accusing security forces of targeting protesters. “The facts on the ground are contrary to those claims,” he asserted. He maintained that law enforcement agencies had exercised restraint throughout the situation and only responded when their personnel came under attack. The police official’s remarks come after clashes between protesters and law enforcement personnel in Rawalakot on Monday and Mirpur on Tuesday, which reportedly resulted in several casualties. The JAAC, which has been demanding the abolishment of 12 seats in the local legislature reserved for refugees from Indian-held Kashmir, has been holding protests in the region for several weeks now. On Tuesday, the government accused militant elements “pursuing a foreign agenda and backed by Indian funding” of fomenting the unrest. On the other hand, the JAAC alleged that dozens of its supporters were killed in clashes with security personnel, but there was no official confirmation of the claim from any quarters.

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  3. Güvenlik29 Tem 15:08

    AJK police accuse JAAC of targeting LEAs, say 26 personnel martyred this year

    Hindistan

    Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Police on Wednesday said that 26 personnel were martyred this year during incidents of unrest as they accused the proscribed Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) of deliberately targeting law enforcement agencies (LEAs). Addressing a press conference, AJK police spokesperson and Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Riaz Mughal said that members of the proscribed JAAC were “martyring and injuring rangers and police personnel” in AJK. “In 2026 only, 26 of our personnel were martyred, while 157 were seriously injured, and 629 faced minor injuries,” he said, without mentioning the specific incidents in which the casualties occurred. “After this figure, how can you say that they are peaceful protesters?” the SSP asked. The police spokesperson further said, “Our institutions don’t target anyone. We only target those who target our personnel.” The statement follows unconfirmed reports of multiple casualties after armed clashes in Poonch district’s Rawalakot earlier this week. “What is happening to police, rangers and other people? They (JAAC members) have held people captive and taken their IDs? Do people not see this?” the SSP said. The spokesperson suggested that one should go to AJK and impartially witness the situation and the kind of people who were staging sit-ins there. “They have snipers. They target people who are from our institutions and police,” he said, stressing how the JAAC supporters could be called peaceful people who did nothing. SSP Mughal also presented weaponry allegedly recovered from the protesters during different operations. “They use this weapon against law enforcement people.” The spokesperson emphasised that these were “anti-state” individuals who were carrying out “terrorist activities” under a plan. Moreover, he claimed that 70 per cent of the protesters were “criminals”, including drug dealers who had taken shelter under the JAAC’s banner. SSP Mughal emphasised that these were “anti-state” people. ‘JAAC working under an agenda’ Earlier in the day, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Khawar Ali Shaukat accused the JAAC of working under an “agenda”, saying that sophisticated weapons had been seized from arrested suspects. Senior Superintendent of Police Khawar Ali Shaukat addresses a press conference in Rawlakot on Wednesday. — DawnNewsTV Addressing a press conference, SSP Shaukat alleged that the incidents in Rawalakot had demonstrated that the organisation’s narrative of peaceful protest was inconsistent with events on the ground. “The violent incidents, acts of provocation and attacks on security forces have made the reality clear,” he said, adding that it was the legal and constitutional responsibility of LEAs to act whenever police or other security personnel came under attack. The SSP alleged that armed groups had ambushed officials at different locations across the city over the past two days and opened fire on security personnel with sophisticated weapons. He said one Rangers official was martyred while around 15 police officers and other law enforcement personnel were injured in the attacks. “This demonstrates that the proscribed group is working under an agenda, the purpose of which is to disrupt peace in AJK, disturb the social fabric and damage the atmosphere of brotherhood,” he said. “The events of yesterday and today, the way our forces have been attacked with heavy and sophisticated weapons, show that these groups … this is not an ordinary organisation,” he said. He said law enforcement agencies had arrested several suspects allegedly involved in the violence and recovered a large cache of arms, including heavy weapons. “An automatic American weapon was also recovered,” he said, adding that this indicated that the banned organisation was operating under a “different agenda”. Rejecting what he described as a misleading narrative circulating on social media, Shaukat said the group was falsely portraying itself as peaceful while accusing security forces of targeting protesters. “The facts on the ground are contrary to those claims,” he asserted. He maintained that law enforcement agencies had exercised restraint throughout the situation and only responded when their personnel came under attack. The police official’s remarks come after clashes between protesters and law enforcement personnel in Rawalakot on Monday and Mirpur on Tuesday, which reportedly resulted in several casualties. The JAAC, which has been demanding the abolishment of 12 seats in the local legislature reserved for refugees from Indian-held Kashmir, has been holding protests in the region for several weeks now. On Tuesday, the government accused militant elements “pursuing a foreign agenda and backed by Indian funding” of fomenting the unrest. On the other hand, the JAAC alleged that dozens of its supporters were killed in clashes with security personnel, but there was no official confirmation of the claim from any quarters.

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