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JAAC Leader Demands Pakistan Leave PoK, Vows Revolution
A group called the Joint Awami Action Committee is protesting in a part of Kashmir known as Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, or PoK for short.
The leader of the group, Sardar Aman Kashmiri, gave a very strong speech during a protest in a town called Rawalakot.
He told the government and military of Pakistan to accept the group's demands and leave Kashmir.
He said the group will keep fighting until its very last breath.
He promised that the group will bring a revolution.
Kashmiri said the group no longer wants to just ask for small changes.
He said they now want their own state.
He also said they will form a new government and make new laws because they do not accept the current system.
His words show that the group has become more serious and is moving beyond simple requests.
JAAC leader Sardar Aman Kashmiri told Pakistan's government and military to 'accept our demands and leave our homeland, Kashmir'.
Kashmiri vowed to continue the struggle 'until the last breath' and said the movement would 'bring a revolution'.
He said the movement no longer wants to make mere demands and now wants its own state in PoK.
Kashmiri rejected the current governing system, pledging to form a new government and make new laws.
The escalation came as JAAC supporters protested in Rawalakot, moving beyond the committee's earlier emphasis on demands and negotiations.
- Who
- Sardar Aman Kashmiri, leader of the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC), speaking for protesters in PoK
- What
- Escalated demands against Pakistan, calling for its exit from PoK and vowing revolution and a separate state
- Where
- Rawalakot, in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK)
- When
- August 08, 2026
- Why
- Over political and rights-related grievances in PoK and outright rejection of the existing political system
Key facts
- Organization
- Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC)
- Leader
- Sardar Aman Kashmiri
- Protest location
- Rawalakot, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir
- Date
- August 08, 2026
- Core demand
- Pakistani government and military to accept JAAC demands and leave Kashmir
- Stated goal
- A separate state with a new government and new laws
- Tone
- Escalated rhetoric, vowing revolution 'until the last breath'
- Position change
- Movement no longer limited to demands and negotiations, rejecting the current system
Quotes
Sardar Aman Kashmiri
Leader of the Joint Awami Action Committee
““We no longer want to make mere demands. We now want our state, and we will take our state from them by any means necessary, God willing.””
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““Pakistan government and the military have only one option; negotiations — Accept our demands and leave our homeland, Kashmir.”
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