JAAC protest in Rawalakot shows signs of decline
• Curfew-like restrictions eased • Commercial activity takes a hit as internet outages affect ATMs • AJK Legislative Assembly to meet today MUZAFFARABAD: The standoff between law enforcement personnel and supporters of the proscribed Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) in Rawalakot seemed to be winding down, with officials claiming on Monday that the days-long protest had visibly shrink. According to officials, who spoke to Dawn on condition of anonymity, the central gather
The protest in Rawalakot linked to the JAAC appears to be decreasing, with fewer participants remaining. Officials reported that the main gathering at Eidgah Ground is shrinking, with most attendees from outside areas having left. Law enforcement has stated they will not negotiate with the group and will take legal action against its members. Some areas have seen relaxed restrictions, allowing shops to open for limited hours. A continued shutdown strike is affecting several cities, with public transport suspended. Internet outages are disrupting banking services, making it difficult for residents to access cash. Medicine shortages are reported in some areas due to supply chain issues. Mobile vendors are now serving customers in some neighborhoods. The AJK Legislative Assembly is set to meet today to address ongoing issues.
The situation highlights the ongoing tensions and disruptions affecting daily life and governance in the region.
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