To the Self-Appointed Leaders of Kashmir Living Abroad — in the U.S., UK, Canada, and Beyond,
Thread You know, I’ve been thinking a lot about people like you—those who’ve moved abroad and now loudly claim to represent the people of Kashmir.

AJK’s Rs 1.23 Billion PM Secretariat vs Punjab’s Rs 230 Million: The Real Face of the Farce Called ‘Base Camp’
While Punjab governs 130 million people with discipline, AJK’s leadership spends lavishly in the name of a cause paid for by the blood of others.
thread According to Auditor General’s Report for fiscal year 2024–2025, the PM’s Secretariat of AJK incurred over Rs 112 million in excess expenditures during the 2022–2023 fiscal year under 4 categories: travel, fuel (petrol & diesel), entertainment, & vehicle repairs.

Coalition-Consortium: Pretend Rivals Eye Contract, Then Re‑Team to Loot Pakistan-administered Kashmir

In a year, the contract for A
Pakistan-administered Kashmir—covering the next five years—will be up for renewal. The coalition actors currently managing the region as a consortium are pretending to act individually, each vying for control, desperate to prove they alone deserve it. But if that strategy fails, they’ll regroup—just like they’ve done in the past.

AJK’s Constitution vs Reality: A Territory Built on Fiction?
Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) does not represent the entire territory or people of the former princely state of Jammu and Kashmir, contrary to claims made in its constitution. AJK comprises only about 6% of the original territory, covering approximately 13,000 square kilometers, and has a population of around 2.7 million.

Loyalty for Sale: Azad Kashmir’s Party-Hopping Olympics
In AJK, loyalty is not a virtue—it’s a liability.
Principles are heavy baggage; the region’s politicians prefer to travel light.
As election winds blow or a new prime minister is crowned in Islamabad, a miraculous transformation takes place. The same politician who yesterday swore by ideology, qasams, and qasids suddenly develops “serious reservations” with their old party. In a touching midnight ceremony, they declare undying love for a completely opposite party.

Azad Kashmir: An Island of Perks for the Political Elite — and Rising Poverty for Everyone Else
Let me explain to you what's really going on in Azad Kashmir.
People outside Azad Kashmir — and even many within it — have no idea how this system truly works. And maybe that's the point: it's designed to be confusing, hidden, and quietly maintained. But now is the time to speak clearly, because the truth affects us all.

There's a speech by the Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir that every Kashmiri needs to hear.
It was delivered on May 29, 2025, near Muzaffarabad at the inauguration of a water treatment plant. Just listen to what was said: “This system—of which you and I are beneficiaries—was fundamentally meant to serve as a base camp for the Kashmir freedom movement. But by playing musical chairs with power, we’ve drifted far from that purpose.

Punjab: 130 Million People, 17 Ministers — AJK: 2.7 Million People, 32 Ministers — AJK’s Overgrown Cabinet, Built on Kashmir’s Suffering
Let me explain something that puts things in perspective. Punjab is Pakistan’s most populous province, with a population of nearly 130 million. Its annual budget is around Rs 5.3 trillion. Despite being so vast in both population and area, its administrative setup is relatively lean.

Let’s talk facts — not politics.
The PM of Pakistan-administered Kashmir keeps repeating three big claims.
First, that 70% of electricity is being stolen.
Second, that people aren’t paying their electricity bills. And third, that his government is covering the electricity subsidy from its own resources.
But here’s the thing — none of these claims actually match the facts.

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.

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.

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.

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?

#Azad Kashmir: A Hub of Exploitation—Humanitarian Catastrophe in Occupied Kashmir Used as Political Fodder by Successive Governments
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Thread 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.

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.

What's behind the public resentment directed towards the political elite of Azad Kashmir? Explore this thread to find out.
Unveiling Financial Secrecy: Investigating Azad Kashmir's Fiscal Management
@CMShehbaz @BBhuttoZardari @MaryamNSharif @GovtofPakis @PakPMO 1. In Azad Kashmir, successive regional administrations have managed Pakistan's annual grant, totaling tens of billions of rupees, under a veil of secrecy. This lack of transparency, coupled with a stark absence of accountability and restricted access to information, has created

Deception Unveiled:The Truth Behind Kashmir's Policy Institute
In Muzaffarabad,a government institution known as the Kashmir Policy Research Institute (KPRI) has regrettably become yet another instrument of deceit. Recent revelations have not only sparked outrage but also deepened distrust, prompting a thorough examination of Azad Kashmir's political elite for their unethical dissemination of falsehoods aimed at perpetuating the deception of the people in Indian-occupied Kashmir.

Exposed:Kashmir Policy Research Institute - A Facade for Political Manipulation
In the intricate web of geopolitical turmoil surrounding the Kashmir issue, truth often becomes the first casualty. Within this labyrinth lies the Kashmir Policy Research Institute (KPRI),purportedly a beacon of insight and analysis on Jammu and Kashmir matters. However, recent revelations peel back the layers of deception, exposing KPRI as little more than a facade for political manipulation.
Founded within the government-funded Jammu Kashmir Liberation Cell (JKLC),

#UNFPA's Role in #Muzaffarabad #YouthSummit Sparks Controversy
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) is embroiled in a growing controversy for its involvement in a contentious Youth Summit in Muzaffarabad,
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particularly centered around the proposed youth policy set for discussion. This has triggered concerns about the policy's legitimacy, funding, the government's intentions, and the inclusiveness of the consultation process with diverse youth backgrounds.

Symbolic Summit Sparks Outrage: UNFPA's Role Questioned Amidst Pakistan-Administered Kashmir Government Failure
Youth Crisis: Unemployment, Limited Opportunities, and a Bleak Future
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@PakPMO Pakistan-administered Kashmir grapples with soaring unemployment rates,limited job opportunities,& insufficient support for its youth. This has prompted a growing desire among young individuals to leave the region due to the absence of job prospects,scholarships,&social security

The Shame Assembly: Unveiling the Betrayal in Pakistan-administered Kashmir and Occupied Kashmir
A political drama unfolds under the name of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Assembly—a misnomer that echoes with hollow promises of representation and democracy.
Thread This assembly, appropriately termed the Shame Assembly, stands as a profound betrayal to the people of Pakistan-administered Kashmir and those in the Indian-occupied territory, callously disregarding their voices and aspirations.