Archive · 2 Oct 2025
PoK Protests Continue Amidst Clashes and Crackdown
People in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir are protesting for their rights, like cheaper electricity.
The protests started Monday, and since then, there have been violent clashes with police.
Sadly, several people have died, and many more have been hurt.
The government has blocked the internet and sent in security forces.
The protesters are angry about the government and demanding changes.
Protesters claim their voice is being silenced, and the government says it has accepted most of their demands, but the protesters deny it.
Anti-government protests and clashes continue in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
Nine deaths have been confirmed amidst the unrest.
Protesters demand an end to elite privileges and political reforms.
The government has deployed security forces and blocked internet access.
Over 170 police personnel and 50 civilians have been injured in the demonstrations.
- Who
- Protesters, police, government
- What
- Violent protests and clashes
- When
- Since Monday
- Where
- Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK)
- Why
- Demands for political reforms and against elite privileges
Protesters/AAC
Government
Actions
Protesters/AAC
Protesting for rights, criticizing authorities.
Government
Maintaining order, enforcing blockades.
Demands/Response
Protesters/AAC
Demanding reforms and end to privileges.
Government
Claiming to have met most demands.
- Deaths (Reported)
- Nine confirmed
- Injured
- Over 170 police and 50 civilians
- Key Demands
- End to elite privileges, affordable electricity, more hospitals
- Government Actions
- Deployment of security forces, internet blackout
- Protest Organizers
- Awami Action Committee (AAC)
Sources
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