Kashmir Crackdown Begins | 31 Top Joint Action Committee Leaders Targeted

31 Top Joint Action Committee Leaders Targeted | State vs Kashmir Protesters? Kashmir’s Joint Public Action Committee leadership is now facing a major crackdown as strict action has reportedly begun against 31 top leaders. Meanwhile, strikes, protests, and public gatherings continue across different areas of Azad Kashmir including Rawalakot despite heavy police deployment, force presence, and ongoing search operations. The situation on the ground suggests growing tensions as large numbers of Kashmiris continue to gather in protest, raising serious questions about whether the issue will be resolved through dialogue or through the use of force. In this important discussion, journalist and anchor person Ameer Abbas talks with Brigadier (R) Ghazanfar Ali, who previously served in the Pakistan Army’s Kashmir Regiment. Drawing from his field experience and deep understanding of the region, he highlights several critical aspects of the ongoing crisis and the possible consequences of the current strategy. Watch the full video for complete analysis and expert opinion. If you find this video informative, make sure to Like, Share, and Subscribe to our channel for more updates on Pakistan politics, Kashmir developments, current affairs, and ground realities. Don’t forget to share your opinion in the comments section. Your feedback and questions are always important to us. #AzadKashmir #kashmirprotestslatest #jointactioncommittee #CurrentAffairs #ajk Disclaimer: This video is created strictly for news reporting, analysis, and educational purposes in accordance with YouTube’s community guidelines. The views and opinions expressed are those of the speaker and are based on publicly available information, research, and ongoing public discourse. This content is not intended to spread misinformation, or target any individual or group. It aims to provide context, insight, and informed commentary on current political developments. Viewers are encouraged to conduct their own research and form their own opinions.