As the people of Kashmir continue to bleed & slide deeper into abject poverty,their rulers in #AJK use those very miserable people as their justification to spend 100s of millions of taxpayers’ money to sustain their
own personal lifestyle @ the level of high luxury.
Within 16 months, AJK government purchased 164 luxury cars worth Rs. 870 million for its administrative and political elite in utter violation of rules.
As life-size posters Kashmiri martyrs go up all over the country to show how much we care for Kashmir in this most difficult hour in Kashmir’s history,those who claim to represent Kashmiris continue to stick to their reckless selfish ways. kashmirwatch.com/ajk-govts-race…
On Wednesday, the PM of Pakistan-administered Kashmir visited Khurshidabad, a town in Haveli district. According to reports on social media, his convoy consisted of 123 vehicles and 150 motorcycles, 63 of which were government vehicles.
Pakistan-administered Kashmir is one of the poorest regions in the world, heavily dependent on aid from Pakistan to sustain its administrative system.
In such a context, the deployment of such a large and extravagant convoy raises serious concerns.
Even the wealthiest nations would not justify the use of so many vehicles for such an occasion. The wasteful use of Pakistani taxpayers' money highlights the inefficiency and mismanagement within the region's governance system,
Welcome to Pakistan-administered Kashmir,one of the poorest regions in the world,where the ruling elite travel in cavalcades of luxury vehicles.
They justify their luxury by invoking the 1000s of unmarked graves & the graveyards of those who gave their lives in Kashmir Valley.
This is Pakistani taxpayers' money misused by the selfish, opportunistic politicians of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, all in the name of those who gave their lives in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Pakistan-administered Kashmir: Self-Made Law, Self-Made Privilege: Former PM Seizes Kashmir House
Do you know that there is a law in Pakistan-administered Kashmir that allows former prime ministers to take control of government buildings?
2. Yes! If you're a former prime minister,you can occupy government buildings located inside or outside Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
On 30 November 2023, the Legislative Assembly of Pakistan-administered Kashmir passed a law granting former prime ministers additional provilges
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including free & unrestricted access to government guest houses, rest houses, & circuit houses across the country.
This law was passed by the coalition government led by Chaudhry Anwar-ul-Haq as a calculated and well-planned move.
کیا آپ کو معلوم ہے کہ پاکستان کے زیرِ انتظام کشمیر میں سرکاری عمارتوں پر قبضہ کرنے کا قانون موجود ہے؟
جی ہاں! اگر آپ سابق وزیرِ اعظم ہوں تو آپ پاکستان کے زیرِ انتظام کشمیر کے اندر یا باہر واقع سرکاری عمارتوں پر قبضہ کر سکتے ہیں۔
30 نومبر 2023 کو پاکستان کے زیرِ انتظام کشمیر کی قانون ساز اسمبلی نے ایک قانون منظور کیا، جس کے تحت سابق وزرائے اعظم کو ملک بھر میں سرکاری گیسٹ ہاؤسز، ریسٹ ہاؤسز اور سرکٹ ہاؤسز تک بلا معاوضہ اور بلا روک ٹوک رسائی دی گئی۔
چوہدری انوارالحق کی قیادت میں قائم مخلوط حکومت میں شامل تمام سیاسی جماعتوں نے اس قانون کے حق میں ووٹ دیا۔ ان جماعتوں میں پاکستان پیپلز پارٹی اور مسلم لیگ (ن) بھی شامل تھیں۔
17 نومبر 2025 کو یہ مخلوط حکومت ختم ہو گئی اور چوہدری انوارالحق سابق وزیرِ اعظم بن گئے۔
Power Beyond Office: A Retired Clerk Rules Over Ministers and Deputy Commissioners in Clan-Dominated Pakistan-administered Kashmir
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@BBhuttoZardari @SenatePakistan
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Amid a mass campaign for good governance, the newly appointed Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) government in Pakistan-administered Kashmir was exposed when a retired head clerk reportedly wielded influence greater than that of serving ministers, deputy commissioners, and senior
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and senior officials of rhe Physical Planning and Housing (PPH) Department. Observers say this was largely due to his close ties with the Prime Minister. The episode reveals a deeper reality: in a clan-dominated governance system, meaningful reform is unlikely,
Power Without Office: Caste-Based Elite Capture & the Feudalisation of Governance in Pakistan-Administered Kashmir
In the southern Bhimber district, an official meeting in the Deputy Commissioner’s office is being presided over by an individual without lawful authority,
2 as he holds no public office, continuing a legacy of running the territory like a fiefdom.
This individual belongs to the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and is a former minister, despite the fact that there is already a PPP government in the region.
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Even so, the visible power arrangement places this unelected and unaccountable figure at the center of the meeting, reducing lawful office-holders to passive roles and blurring the line between state authority and personal influence.