Civil war situation in PoK: Violence in Muzaffarabad, Rangers fire, tear gas shells released

Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, has witnessed fierce clashes between civilians and Pakistani Rangers. Also, an incident of arson has also come to light.

🚨Masked students and youth clash with 🇵🇰 Pak Rangers in Muzaffarabad, setting tires on fire 🔥 and staging arson in solidarity with Rawalakot’ s 150-day struggle and against the brutality Pakistani forces have unleashed over the last 72 hours. Face-to-face with armed security forces, protesters chant against military state puppets: "America ne kutte pale, vardi wale, vardi wale!" #Muzaffarabad #PoKProtests #PakistanArmy #Kashmir #StandWithPoK #PoK

clashes between protesters and security forces

Reached the capital to deal with the fire of revolt; Pakistani Rangers and PoK Police are firing on the protesters in Muzaffarabad. Tear gas shells are being fired. Also, the protesters protesting against the ongoing clearance operation in Rawalakot also set fire to tyres in the Upper Plate and Chela Bandi area.

At present, Section 144 is imposed in the entire Muzaffarabad and Pakistani paramilitary forces, police and protesters are face to face. Shops in the area are closed.

150 days of insurgency in Rawalakot

Started on Thursday to end the insurgency going on in Rawalakot for the last 150 days and to vacate the protest site, the clearance operation of Pakistani Rangers and FC continues unabated. While one protest site, the Rawalakot Bus Terminal, has been taken over by the FC and Rangers, the other protest site is being fired intermittently at Umar Farooq Chowk. Nine people have lost their lives in three days of firing and attacks, but even after this, more than 20,000 protesters are standing at the protest site even in the midst of firing and drone attacks.