According to the spokesperson of the Inspector General (IG) of Police, weapons, communication devices and suspicious documents have been recovered from the possession of the arrested persons.
The spokesperson said that some elements of the banned organization are disturbing law and order in the name of public issues, no attempt to disturb the peace will be allowed.
According to the spokesperson, strict action will be taken against those who take the law into their own hands, legal action has been initiated against the arrested accused, necessary legal steps are being taken to protect the lives and property of the people.
On the other hand, normal life in Azad Kashmir is affected due to the strike call of the banned organization on June 9, and internet service has also been suspended. Flag marches were held in Muzaffarabad, Bagh and Mirpur to maintain law and order.
Due to the fear of market closure due to the strike, there is a rush of people in the markets and there is a shortage of petrol in many areas. There are queues of vehicles where petrol is available.
A week’s time was sought for the elimination of refugee seats, which the Action Committee did not give: Prime Minister AJK
Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir Faisal Mumtaz Rathore says that the direction the situation was heading in Azad Kashmir, the Action Committee should have been banned.
He said that some of the 38 points were completed and some were partially completed. If there were negotiations, the implementation of the remaining points would have been assured. He asked for a week’s time to eliminate refugee seats, which the Action Committee did not give.
He said that the state cannot afford to lead the environment to chaos. The electoral platform is open for the people. Let’s contest the elections. It is not wrong to talk about rights, but it is not possible to build our own state on the basis of rights.
It should be noted that yesterday, the Azad Kashmir government declared the Jammu Kashmir Joint Public Action Committee a banned organization. The banned Jammu Kashmir Joint Public Action Committee has announced a strike on June 9.