MUZAFFARABAD (Kashmir English): Mass protests against Indian propaganda in Azad Kashmir continue to spread across the region, with citizens in various towns and villages taking to the streets to denounce recent allegations made by India and to express their solidarity with Pakistan and its armed forces.
In Leepa Valley, residents gathered in large numbers, blocking roads and raising slogans during a visit by United Nations observers. The entire valley echoed with chants such as “Pakistan se rishta kya? La ilaha illAllah!,” “Kashmir banega Pakistan!,” and “Go India Go Back!”
Demonstrators rejected Indian accusations and reaffirmed their unbreakable bond with Pakistan, making their voices heard loud and clear throughout the region.
In Rawalakot, a protest rally was organised at Government Pilot High School No1 near Upper Adda under the supervision of Principal Shahid Gilani.
The rally began at 10:15AM and passed through Upper Adda and University Chowk before concluding at the school at 10:40AM. School staff and students participated enthusiastically, chanting “India murdabad,” “Modi sarkar murdabad,” “Pakistan zindabad,” and “Pak Army zindabad.”
The demonstration was a strong display of youth participation in the ongoing protests against Indian propaganda in Azad Kashmir.
In Chakothi Bazaar, near the Line of Control, a large protest was held with participants calling on the international community to launch an independent investigation into India’s false flag operations and the ongoing human rights violations in occupied Kashmir.
Protesters declared that if India initiates any military action, it would face a firm and united response from the people of Kashmir and Pakistan’s armed forces.
In Bagh, citizens also turned out in significant numbers, chanting pro-Pakistan slogans and condemning Indian aggression.
The streets echoed with passionate chants in support of the Pakistan Army as locals came together to reject India’s recent attempts to mislead the world with false narratives.
These protests in Azad Kashmir against Indian propaganda reflected a strong sense of patriotism and a shared call for justice.
In Leepa, a large crowd marched from Main Bazaar to Adalat Chowk. People from all walks of life voiced their support for Pakistan and expressed their anger over India’s actions.
They warned that any aggression from India would be answered with full force. Speakers emphasised that those living along the Line of Control stood ready to fight alongside the Pakistan Army if needed.
Over in Tatta Pani, citizens gathered near the ceasefire line to protest India’s hostile stance. They raised concerns about the ongoing oppression in occupied Kashmir and called on the international community to take notice.
The protesters urged a strong response to any future provocations and insisted that the Kashmiri people’s right to self-determination must be protected.
In Bhimber, locals rallied at Hathi Gate, where they condemned India’s unfounded accusations and attempts to deflect attention from the situation in occupied Kashmir.
The crowd expressed full support for the Pakistan Army and declared their continued commitment to the cause of Kashmiri freedom.
These widespread protests in Azad Kashmir against Indian propaganda showcased the unity and determination of the people.
In the face of growing tension, the people of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) stood firm, resolute in their rejection of Indian aggression and unwavering in their support for Pakistan and its armed forces.
