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KASHMIR PROTEST DAY 3, LATEST UPDATE FROM MUZAFARABAD, PAKISTANI PUBLIC REACTION, REAL TV

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Individuals in Azad Kashmir demand subsidies on electricity and flour, criticizing excessive protocol for officials in trouble. The unrest in Kashmir, fueled by economic challenges and external forces, highlights the need for basic amenities and job opportunities.

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  • Kashmiris demand subsidies on electricity and flour, showcasing economic challenges and the need for support.
  • External forces, possibly from Pakistan, are believed to be behind the unrest in Azad Kashmir, aiming to destabilize the region and prevent stability, with local supporters aiding their agenda.

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  • What are the demands of people in Azad Kashmir?

    Subsidies on electricity and flour, reduced protocol for officials.

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00:00

Azad Kashmir: Subsidies, Tragedies, and Criticisms

  • People of Azad Kashmir demand subsidy on electricity generated through the dam
  • They also request subsidy on flour, highlighting the need for support
  • A significant demand is to abolish or reduce the protocol for officials in trouble
  • Urgent plea to avoid using mobile phones due to personal tragedies
  • Concerns raised about the movement for cheap flour and electricity being manipulated
  • Detailed discussion on the prices and types of mobile phones, emphasizing affordability
  • The conversation shifts to the deteriorating situation in Azad Kashmir, with multiple casualties
  • Businessman shares struggles faced due to economic downturn and political instability
  • Discussion on the importance of providing proper facilities to Azad Kashmir akin to other regions
  • Criticism of excessive protocol for officials and the need for a more streamlined approach

10:53

Unrest in Kashmir: Demands, Disparities, and Disruption

  • Social media activists from Kashmir report that over five to six people, including one or two policemen and an Assistant Commissioner, have been killed in protests.
  • The unrest is seen as part of a larger plan by external forces, possibly from Pakistan, to destabilize the region and prevent stability.
  • The individuals behind the planning are believed to be either in Pakistan or abroad, with local supporters aiding their agenda.
  • Demands from Kashmir include subsidies on electricity, highlighting the economic challenges faced by the population.
  • The population of Kashmir is compared to Rawalpindi Division, emphasizing the need for basic amenities like electricity and food.
  • The demands from Kashmiris include better job opportunities and an improved healthcare and education system.
  • The protests are seen as a means to disrupt Pakistan's image and governance, with corruption and political motives driving the unrest.
  • The lack of support for international causes like Palestine showcases a perceived lack of unity and courage within the community.
  • The comparison between India's treatment of Kashmiris and Pakistan's response highlights disparities in opportunities and freedoms offered to the population.
  • The need for basic necessities like food, electricity, and business opportunities is emphasized as crucial for the well-being of the Kashmiri population.

22:32

"Kashmir Election System, Protests, and Pakistan Challenges"

  • The election system was initially broken but is now functioning well, with a focus on Kashmir.
  • People in Kashmir are protesting for their rights, with the Prime Minister acknowledging their demands.
  • Social media plays a crucial role in spreading information about the situation in Kashmir, despite internet and mobile signal restrictions.
  • There is hope for peaceful resolution of the Kashmir issue through dialogue and understanding of demands.
  • Pakistan faces challenges like corruption scandals and educational emergencies, with millions of children out of school.
  • Emphasis is placed on educating Pakistan's own children before others, to better the nation's future.
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