Kashmir Lockdown Begins? 72 Arrested, Internet Closed & Police Sent In

Azad Kashmir is heading toward a major political and public confrontation as the Joint Awami Action Committee faces a crackdown ahead of the planned June 9 protest. Islamabad Police, Rangers and other security forces have been requested, 72 people have reportedly been arrested, and mobile and internet services are being suspended. The government says the committee has been banned under anti-terror laws, while critics call it a dangerous move against public dissent. In this video, we analyze the Kashmir protest call, the government response, the ban on the Action Committee, the issue of refugee seats, internet shutdowns, arrests and the wider political impact. We also discuss Muhammad Hanif’s sharp criticism of Nawaz Sharif, the heated exchange between PPP and PML-N leaders in Gilgit-Baltistan, new speculation about NAB files, the alleged KP fake degree scandal, petrol levy increase despite price reduction, inflation figures, proposed funds for judges’ residences, elite tax relief, and the latest controversy involving Saqib Chadhar and Momina Iqbal. Watch the full video for a complete political, economic and legal breakdown.Azad Kashmir protest, Kashmir long march, Joint Awami Action Committee, JAAC banned, Kashmir internet shutdown, Kashmir mobile service suspended, 72 arrests Kashmir, Islamabad Police Kashmir, Rangers Kashmir, FC Kashmir, Azad Kashmir government, Faisal Rathore, Musahid Hussain Syed, Kashmir refugee seats, June 9 protest, Pakistan politics, Nawaz Sharif, Muhammad Hanif, PPP vs PMLN, Sharjeel Memon, Shehla Raza, Captain Safdar, Gilgit Baltistan election, NAB files PPP, Najam Sethi, 28th Amendment, KP fake degree scandal, petrol levy Pakistan, petroleum levy, inflation Pakistan, electricity price hike, LPG price hike, judges residence funds, elite class tax relief, exporters tax relief, budget 2026, Saqib Chadhar, Momina Iqbal, Pakistan current affairs, Irfan Hashmi Talks