Violence, rigging allegations cast shadow over PoK polls

In the region of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, people are voting for a new government.

But some say the army and a group called Hizbul Mujahideen made trouble so they could use force against the voters.

The Joint Action Awami Committee, a group of protest leaders, says the army is hiding behind the violence.

They want the army to stop the protests and listen to their demands.

The main political party, PML-N, is winning many seats, but many people think the army helped them win unfairly.