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…
Clan-Based Elite Capture in Pakistan Administered Kashmir: Former Prime Minister Occupies Government Guest House with Institutional Backing
Sources in the government say the former Prime Minister of Pakistan administered Kashmir had already prepared the way,
even before being removed from office, to occupy a government guest house @ Kashmir House in Islamabad.
According to sources, during his tenure he declared four rooms on the second floor of a three-storey government guest house in Kashmir House as an “annex” to the PM's House.
A notification was issued in this regard and kept secret. Copies of the notification are held only by the Services and General Administration Department and the then Prime Minister’s Principal Secretary.
No Rule of Law, Only Elite Rule: Elite Capture of Highest Offices in Pakistan-Administered Kashmir
Acting President Continues Beyond Constitutional Limit
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The continued tenure of the Acting President in Pakistan-administered Kashmir beyond the constitutionally mandated period reflects serious contempt for the Constitution and the rule of law by the political elite.
This has further exposed the growing concentration of power among what observers describe as a caste-based political elite.
The office of the President fell vacant following the death of the incumbent on 30 January this year.
Kashmir Valley’s Humanitarian Catastrophe Monetised: Petrol Bills and Privileges in Pakistan-Administered Kashmir
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The immense suffering of people in Indian-administered Kashmir has been monetised in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, as official documents reveal how those in power continue to profit from the crisis without accountability.
Official expenditure records provide a clear, documented account of this monetisation.
Travel Expenses (Excluding Petrol)
Facts versus fiction
اندازہ کریں۔ پاکستان کا زیر انتظام کشمیر 78 سال پہلے قائم ہوا۔ رواں سال اس کی متوقع امدنی صرف 112 ارب روپے اور اس میں بھی صرف 85 ارب روپے ٹیکسز سے متوقع ہے۔ جوائنٹ عوامی ایکشن کمیٹی کہتی ہے کہ ایڈوانس ٹیکس ختم کریں جس کا مطلب 42 ارب ٹیکسز سے ک۔ ہونگے۔
یوں ٹیکس سے امدنی صرف 43 ارب روپے رہ جایے گی اور کل امدنی 70 ارب روپے۔
ریاست جموں و کشمیر کے 6 فیصد علاقے پر پاکستان کے صوبہ پنجاب سے بڑا انتظامی سیٹ اپ ہے۔ پنجاب کی ابادی 13 کروڑ ہے اور پاکستان کے زیر انتظام کشمیر کی ابادی 27 لاکھ۔ ۔
پاکستان کے زیر انتظام کشمیر کے انتظامی سیٹ اپ کی تنخواہوں ، الاونسز اور پنشن پر رواں سال کوئی 162 ارب روپے خرچ ہوگی۔ اس میں آپریشنل کاسٹ شامل نہیں ہے۔ اس کو ملا کر یہ کوئی پونے دو سو ارب روپے بنتے ہیں۔
Pakistan-Administered Kashmir Assembly: Political Elites Enabled the Seizure of Kashmir House While Invoking Suffering in Indian-Administered Kashmir
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The outgoing PM of Pakistan-administered Kashmir continues to occupy 8 rooms @ Kashmir House in Islamabad more than 2 months after being removed from office, raising questions about the use of public property & the steady expansion of political privileges for political elites.
On 17 November, the then Prime Minister was ousted through a vote of no confidence initiated by his coalition partner, the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), and supported by another coalition partner, the Pakistan Muslim League–Nawaz (PML-N).
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,