And Day 90 of this war is already here. It is a pity that - for security reasons and to save the lives, wealth & honour of our people - we cannot even fully disclose our strengths in relation to our beloved occupier to our immediate West. Suffice to say that the territory itself is a defining advantage that we have.
Meanwhile, the Pakistanis continue to use every dirty trick in the 'book' and beyond it to desperately get their way. Yet, each dirty attempt falls back into their face. Ultimately, they will depart in the most humiliating of fashions.
A couple of fresh examples may be cited:
For our co-citizens who travel back into the territory of AJK (particularly into the 2 districts of Poonch & Sudhnoti) from Pakistan, their vehicles are checked for food items and when found, the police (accompanied by Pakistani Rangers) demand the price of the food items from our co-citizens. If they don't pay, those food items are confiscated from them.
There are also reports of flour mills in Poonch division not processing flour for local people's consumption but rather exporting that same flour to the neighbouring country of Pakistan, usually using the cover of darkness at night to do so.
Meanwhile, JK JAAC has been very patient and even magnanimous at times in releasing Pakistani (or locals who aid the occupiers) security personnel, who occasionally are able to infiltrate the area where our sit-in protest continues into its 85th day, 5 days after this communications & commercial lockdown began on the 5th of June 2026.
Here's yet another example of what our people are put through, even in death:
English translation:
Owais Ibrahim - a resident of Baloch (tehsil/subdivision in AJK) was injured as a result of firing by Pakistani forces and led for treatment to a hospital in Rawalpindi (Pakistan). He eventually succumbed to his injuries and his family were forced to pay 30,000 rupees to the Punjab Police, in order to retrieve his corpse.
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We also understand that the UK parliament resumed after its summer recess yesterday. We look forward to further deliberation on the UK's unfulfilled legal responsibilities towards the State of Jammu & Kashmir since 1947.
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