The recent spate of protests was triggered by the Pakistan government’s since shelved plan to create a Super authority in the name of tourism development in the area that had overriding powers to snatch any land for use. This was seen as an attempt by Islamabad to gradually convert the POJK land into federal spaces and further deprive the locals of their resources.
Foreign Forces Go Back Go Back. #Kahuta #Pakistani occupied #JammuKashmir - the citizens chant slogans against #PakistanArmy. Protests against #Pakistan & Army are very common & frequent these days in #POJK, but the problem is nobody can see any light at the end of the tunnel. pic.twitter.com/sUo7kw7krC
— Prof. Sajjad Raja (@NEP_JKGBL) September 2, 2022
#Dadyal #POJK - ppl protesting against #Pakistani occupation & chanting slogans for independence. pic.twitter.com/TynQtl9WWr
— Prof. Sajjad Raja (@NEP_JKGBL) August 31, 2022
#Pakistan has spread narcotics on our streets to cripple our youth. In #GilgitBaltistan, Establishment has legalised the narcotics business, a tax has been levied on narcotics business. We condemn this state terrorism & plead the world to rescue us. Why is #India silent on this? pic.twitter.com/oWeHeCTCI0
— Prof. Sajjad Raja (@NEP_JKGBL) August 23, 2022
He asked India to take cognizance of this delopment and intervene.