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At least 12 civilians and three police officers have been killed after violent clashes between security forces and demonstrators, demanding the Self-Rule Charter of Demands, in Pakistan-administered Kashmir since Monday.

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The Associated Press

The Times of India

At least 12 civilians and three police officers have been killed after violent clashes between security forces and demonstrators, demanding the Self-Rule Charter of Demands, in Pakistan-administered Kashmir since Monday.

The 38-point Charter of Demands presented by the Joint Awami Action Committee includes the abolition of 12 assembly seats reserved for Kashmiri refugees and the elimination of elite privileges. Government officials claim 90% of the demands had been accepted.

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The 38-point Charter of Demands presented by the Joint Awami Action Committee includes the abolition of 12 assembly seats reserved for Kashmiri refugees and the elimination of elite privileges. Government officials claim 90% of the demands had been accepted.

More than 172 police officers and 50 civilians sustained injuries during the demonstrations, as Pakistani authorities deployed thousands of additional troops from Punjab province and Islamabad to contain the unrest.

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The Express Tribune

The New York Times

More than 172 police officers and 50 civilians sustained injuries during the demonstrations, as Pakistani authorities deployed thousands of additional troops from Punjab province and Islamabad to contain the unrest.

Markets, shops and transport services remained shuttered across Muzaffarabad, Mirpur and other districts as the strike entered its fourth consecutive day, bringing normal life to a halt throughout the territory.

Hindustan Times

Markets, shops and transport services remained shuttered across Muzaffarabad, Mirpur and other districts as the strike entered its fourth consecutive day, bringing normal life to a halt throughout the territory.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif dispatched a delegation to Muzaffarabad for negotiations with protest leaders, while authorities imposed a complete communications blackout, affecting mobile, internet, and landline services across the region.

DAWN

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif dispatched a delegation to Muzaffarabad for negotiations with protest leaders, while authorities imposed a complete communications blackout, affecting mobile, internet, and landline services across the region.

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi accused violent elements of attempting to destabilize the region at the behest of enemies, while protest leaders warned of escalating to harsher strategies if their fundamental demands remained unmet.

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The Washington Times

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi accused violent elements of attempting to destabilize the region at the behest of enemies, while protest leaders warned of escalating to harsher strategies if their fundamental demands remained unmet.

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Violent clashes between security forces and demonstrators in Pakistan-administered Kashmir resulted in at least nine deaths according to government officials, while other sources reported the death toll reached 12 civilians plus three police officers.</span

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Violent clashes between security forces and demonstrators in Pakistan-administered Kashmir resulted in at least nine deaths according to government officials, while other sources reported the death toll reached 12 civilians plus three police officers.

The Joint Awami Action Committee presented a 38-point charter of demands including abolition of 12 assembly seats reserved for Kashmiri refugees and elimination of elite privileges, with government officials stating 90% of demands had been accepted.</span

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The Joint Awami Action Committee presented a 38-point charter of demands including abolition of 12 assembly seats reserved for Kashmiri refugees and elimination of elite privileges, with government officials stating 90% of demands had been accepted.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif dispatched a delegation to Muzaffarabad for negotiations with protest leaders while authorities imposed a complete communications blackout affecting mobile, internet and landline services across the region.</span

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif dispatched a delegation to Muzaffarabad for negotiations with protest leaders while authorities imposed a complete communications blackout affecting mobile, internet and landline services across the region.

More than 172 police officers and 50 civilians sustained injuries during the demonstrations, with Pakistani authorities deploying thousands of additional troops from Punjab province and Islamabad to contain the unrest.</span

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The Express Tribune #

More than 172 police officers and 50 civilians sustained injuries during the demonstrations, with Pakistani authorities deploying thousands of additional troops from Punjab province and Islamabad to contain the unrest.

Markets, shops and transport services remained shuttered across Muzaffarabad, Mirpur and other districts as the strike entered its fourth consecutive day, bringing normal life to a grinding halt throughout the territory.</span

Hindustan Times #

Markets, shops and transport services remained shuttered across Muzaffarabad, Mirpur and other districts as the strike entered its fourth consecutive day, bringing normal life to a grinding halt throughout the territory.

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi accused violent elements of attempting to destabilize the region at the behest of enemies, while protest leaders warned of escalating to harsher strategies if their fundamental rights demands remained unmet.</span

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Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi accused violent elements of attempting to destabilize the region at the behest of enemies, while protest leaders warned of escalating to harsher strategies if their fundamental rights demands remained unmet.

Pakistan's government shows genuine commitment to peaceful resolution by accepting 90% of protesters' demands and expanding negotiation committees. Prime Minister Sharif demonstrates restraint by directing law enforcement to avoid unnecessary force while respecting citizens' constitutional right to protest. Armed protesters who opened fire on police and sealed border crossings have escalated beyond legitimate demonstration into dangerous anarchy.

Pakistan's government shows genuine commitment to peaceful resolution by accepting 90% of protesters' demands and expanding negotiation committees. Prime Minister Sharif demonstrates restraint by directing law enforcement to avoid unnecessary force while respecting citizens' constitutional right to protest. Armed protesters who opened fire on police and sealed border crossings have escalated beyond legitimate demonstration into dangerous anarchy.</span

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Pakistani forces brutally gunned down at least 12 civilians in occupied Kashmir, exposing decades of systematic oppression behind the facade of 'Azad Kashmir'. The military establishment crushes dissent with bloodshed while hypocritically accusing others of atrocities. This historic uprising marks the first time Kashmiris directly challenge Islamabad's colonial rule over their homeland.</span

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Pakistan's government has shown a genuine commitment to a peaceful resolution by accepting 90% of the protesters' demands, directing law enforcement to use force only when necessary, and respecting citizens' constitutional right to protest. Armed protesters who opened fire on police and sealed border crossings have escalated beyond legitimate demonstration into dangerous anarchy.

Pakistan's government has shown a genuine commitment to a peaceful resolution by accepting 90% of the protesters' demands, directing law enforcement to use force only when necessary, and respecting citizens' constitutional right to protest. Armed protesters who opened fire on police and sealed border crossings have escalated beyond legitimate demonstration into dangerous anarchy.

Pakistani forces brutally gunned down innocent civilians in occupied Kashmir, exposing decades of systematic oppression behind the facade of 'Azad Kashmir.' The military establishment crushes dissent with bloodshed while hypocritically accusing others of atrocities. This historic uprising marks the first time Kashmiris have directly challenged Islamabad's colonial rule over their homeland.

Pakistani forces brutally gunned down innocent civilians in occupied Kashmir, exposing decades of systematic oppression behind the facade of 'Azad Kashmir.' The military establishment crushes dissent with bloodshed while hypocritically accusing others of atrocities. This historic uprising marks the first time Kashmiris have directly challenged Islamabad's colonial rule over their homeland.

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There's a 99.9% chance that armed conflicts between India and Pakistan will lead to at least 100 deaths before 2050, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

There's a 99.9% chance that armed conflicts between India and Pakistan will lead to at least 100 deaths before 2050, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

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