Archive · 6 Jan 2026
PoJK Refugees Appeal to PM Modi for Liberation
A group of people who had to leave their homes in a region called Pakistan-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) because of problems there have written a letter to India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi.
They want the Prime Minister to take strong action, like the United States did in Venezuela, to free their homeland from Pakistan's control.
They say Pakistan has been unfair to the people there for a long time, taking their resources, hurting their rights, and even supporting terrorism.
The group wants India to help them go back to their homes and live peacefully as Indian citizens.
They believe that now is the right time for India to take bold steps to make things right.
Displaced families from PoJK appealed to PM Modi for military intervention to liberate the region.
The appeal cites the US military operations in Venezuela as a precedent for decisive action.
The letter highlights severe human rights violations, economic deprivation, and terrorism in PoJK.
The group invokes the Indian Parliament's 1994 resolution affirming Jammu and Kashmir as integral to India.
The appeal demands the destruction of terrorist infrastructure and drug trafficking networks in PoJK.
- Who
- Displaced families from Pakistan-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) and their leader, Rajiv Chuni
- What
- An appeal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for military intervention to liberate PoJK
- When
- The appeal was sent on January 5, 2026, citing the US intervention in Venezuela in early 2026
- Where
- The appeal originates from Jammu, India, concerning the PoJK region
- Why
- To address the ongoing injustices, human rights violations, and to restore India's territorial integrity
- Organization
- Displaced families from Pakistan-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK)
- Leader
- Rajiv Chuni
- Date of Appeal
- January 5, 2026
- Duration of Occupation
- 78 years
- Key Issue
- Pakistan's illegal occupation of PoJK
- Parliamentary Resolution
- February 22, 1994
- US Precedent
- Operations in Venezuela (2026)
- Main Demands
- Military intervention, destruction of terrorist infrastructure, and reintegration with India