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…
One Billion Rupees Wasted in Just Five Years: Pakistan Must Intervene to Shut Down so called Kashmir Cause Department, Jammu Kashmir Liberarion Cell (JKLC) ,and Kashmir Policy Research Institute (KPPRI) n Pakistan-Administered Kashmir Exploiting Indian-Administered Kashmiris
The Jammu & Kashmir Liberation Cell (JKLC), operating under the “Kashmir Cause, Arts & Languages” department of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, was created in the 1980s to promote what successive governments claimed as the Kashmir cause at the international level.
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In reality, these governments cloaked their own interests under the guise of championing Kashmir, disregarding the existence, suffering, and needs of the population in Indian-administered Kashmir.
The Humble Journey of the People’s Prime Minister — A Region Where the ‘Kashmir Cause’ Somehow Means Convoys, Protocols, and Political Theatre
The Prime Minister of Pakistan-administered Kashmir finally visited his hometown Haveli — for the first time since becoming PM.
2. And, true to his trademark humility, he travelled with the quiet modesty of a saint:
A small motorcade of only forty vehicles.
Just forty — barely enough to cover a two-kilometre stretch of road.
The video shows a single policeman standing on an empty mountain road,
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like a misplaced character waiting for his cue.
But the reality is far bigger than the frame.
Bec around 50 policemen were actually deployed —
from Lasdana all the way to Palangi, his native village —
standing the entire day, waiting for the royal caravan to glide by.
It is both irresponsible & unethical,as well as contrary to established journalistic principles, to provide a platform to the narrative promoted by certain politicians from Pakistan-administered Kashmir—particularly the claim that the region serves as a “base camp”
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for the Kashmir"freedom movement."
This narrative not only lacks any factual basis, but it also directly exacerbates the miseries faced by the people of Indian-administered Kashmir. The so-called idea of a “base camp” is not grounded in reality
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but rather serves as a political slogan with no connection to the true situation on the ground. The very notion of being a “base camp” implies that the suffering, bloodshed, and death endured by the people of Indian-administered Kashmir should be allowed to continue,
The Government of Pakistan should provide grants for Azad Kashmir, but these grants should not be given to the self-appointed “Azad Government of the State of Jammu & Kashmir.” Moreover, any grant that is given must be properly audited.
2. Since 2005, the Government of Pakistan has given approximately Rs.350 billion in development grants to the self-appointed Azad Government of the State of Jammu & Kashmir. Out of this, only 3 billion rupees were actually spent on Kashmiri refugees residing in Pakistan,
3. while merely 40 million rupees were used for the 20 Kashmiri refugee camp in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
The remaining 346.96 billion rupees were spent across various districts of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, with the largest shares going to Kotli, Bhimber, and Mirpur.
An Administration Built on Blood: Exploiting the Suffering of People in Indian-Administered Kashmir
Pakistan-administered Kashmir’s political elite routinely make the false claim that their region serves as a “base camp” for the “freedom struggle.”
2. This rhetoric is political, designed to mislead people in Indian-administered Kashmir into risking their lives—while the politicians themselves enjoy a lavish lifestyle funded by Pakistani taxpayers. In this way, they exploit both Kashmiris and Pakistani citizens,
cloaking their interests under the guise of a “freedom struggle,”For the past 78 years, they've created the false impression that they would prevent the division of Kashmir, yet the region has remained divided throughout this period, & they've made no effort to reunite it.
There are the kind of people who see land, not lives. They count acres, not bodies. They debate borders, but stay silent about broken families. To them, the conflict is a map — lines and ownership — not the story of people who bleed, grieve, and struggle to survive.
2. They do not speak of the mothers who lost their sons, the breadwinners who once held the family together. They do not speak of widows and half-widows who now live between despair and survival, or of orphans who must learn too soon what hunger and loss mean.
3.They do not speak of prisoners whose mothers have no money even to visit them, nor of those blinded, tortured, or disappeared, whose families cannot afford healing or justice.
They do not measure the cost in ruined lives, lost jobs, shattered homes, and fading hope.