Archive · 9 Oct 2026
PoK Action Committee Vows No Retreat Until Demands Are Met
A committee held a large gathering in Rawalakot.
Its member, Sardar Amaan Khan, told the crowd that the movement would not stop until its demands were met.
He thanked local people, including young people and women, for taking part.
He said the committee’s leaders were responsible for their decisions.
The committee said it had waited for the administration to respond to its demands.
It warned that waiting should not be mistaken for giving up.
It also said it had a backup plan if the state did not act.
The article does not describe the details of that plan or list all the demands.
The Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee held a mass demonstration at Rawalakot’s Eidgah ground.
Core committee member Sardar Amaan Khan addressed thousands and said the movement would continue until its demands were met.
Khan praised the public’s participation and said the leadership accepted responsibility for its tactical decisions.
The committee said it had taken a measured approach to give the administration time to respond to economic and political demands.
The leadership warned that restraint was not weakness and said a contingency plan was ready if the state failed to act.
- Who
- The Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee and demonstrators; Sardar Amaan Khan addressed the gathering.
- What
- The committee warned it would continue its civil movement until its demands were met.
- When
- The article was published on October 9, 2026; it does not give the demonstration date.
- Where
- Eidgah ground in Rawalakot, Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir.
- Why
- The committee said it was seeking local rights and dignity and wanted responses to its economic and political demands.
- Organizing group
- Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee
- Location
- Eidgah ground, Rawalakot
- Speaker
- Sardar Amaan Khan, a core committee member
- Reported turnout
- Thousands of demonstrators, according to the article
- Demands described
- Economic and political demands; the article does not specify them in detail
- Committee’s stated next step
- It said a contingency blueprint was prepared if the state failed to deliver.
- Publication date
- October 9, 2026