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…
Welcome to Azad Kashmir Expo 2025
Welcome to the Azad Kashmir Expo 2025 -where every pavilion looks different,but tells the same story: amendment to the constitution to benefit elite,power games,perks on display,fake accountability, & closed doors when people ask questions.
This expo celebrates the kind of “successes” that peoplin Pakistan and Azad Kashmir have paid for — and still are.
Pavilion 01: The Illusion of Democracy
It starts with “floor-crossing” — where lawmakers, guided by their “conscience,” secretly switch sides and change governments. The Speaker, instead of ringing the bell, makes himself the Prime Minister. This issue is currently in court.
Kashmiri Refugees Get $0.42 a Day — 10 Times Below Poverty Line of $4.20
Around 8,500 families—about 43,000 people—fled from Indian-administered Kashmir to Pakistan-administered Kashmir (PaK) during the early days of the armed uprising in 1989–1990.
Since then, they have been living in 20 refugee camps, waiting for safety, stability, and justice.
But what they have endured instead is a lifetime of hunger, neglect, and poverty.
For the past 36 years, these refugees have relied entirely on a monthly allowance from the Azad Kashmir government. Today, each registered person receives only PKR 3,500 per month—just $12.59, or $0.42 a day.
Kashmir: Thrones of Bone
Congratulations to all. The Kashmiri struggle has long been reduced to its most tragic and hollow measure: the body count.
A struggle that, sadly, was never truly measured by the cries of grieving mothers, the sacrifices of shattered families, or the miseries of the living. No — it has always been counted in corpses.
The worth of this struggle has always been in how many coffins you can claim never in its soul.
Some self-declared Kashmiri leaders living 1000s of miles away from the ruins of villages they claim to speak for — have found a new slogan:“Build More Graveyards,Save the Leadership!”
Muzaffarabad's "Charm": Where Buses, Feces, and Filth Create the Ultimate Urban Experience
Welcome to the heart of Muzaffarabad, where the bus stand on Bank Road offers a truly unique experience. This isn’t just any bus stand—oh no, this one comes with a bonus:
the charm of being nestled right next to residential homes and the Cardiac Hospital! Because who doesn’t want to live next to the constant hum of buses honking their pressure horns and the delightful sight of garbage strewn across the streets?
It’s almost like living in a permanent state of vacation, except the vacation involves constant noise, pollution, and the ever-pleasant scent of urban decay.
Now, you might think the hospital, a place where people go to recover, would benefit from a peaceful environment. But no—
#Azad Kashmir: A Hub of Exploitation—Humanitarian Catastrophe in Occupied Kashmir Used as Political Fodder by Successive Governments
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The political elite of #AJK have long forsaken their moral and political duty towards Indian-occupied Kashmir, callously washing their hands of the region and callously abandoning its people to the mercy of a million-strong Indian military force.
This despicable act of betrayal has been shamelessly admitted in their public statements, where they disavow any responsibility to advocate for the besieged population of Indian-occupied Kashmir, exposing their callous disregard for the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in valley.
The #Struggle for Equity: Unveiling the Class Divide in Pakistan-administered #Kashmir
In Pakistan-administered Kashmir, a profound dichotomy unfolds—a tale of two worlds cleaved by #privilege and under #privileged.
Behind the idyllic scenery lies a simmering conflict, a quiet but potent class war that pits the elite echelons of #power against the disenfranchised masses, each vying for their share of #dignity and #equity.
3. At the zenith of authority, the political and administrative elite bask in unparalleled luxury, cocooned within the opulence of lavish cars, grandiose offices, and sprawling residences.