AJK PM Rejects IIOJ&K Elections as Sham Under Indian Army Guns

In a significant political statement, the Prime Minister of Azad Jammu Kashmir (AJK), Ch. Anwarul-Haq, has firmly rejected the recent elections held in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJ&K). He described these elections as a 'sham' conducted under the 'shadow of occupying Indian army guns.' This declaration was made during a public meeting in Hajira, located in the Poonch Division, where he emphasized the need for unity and support for the people of Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

Prime Minister Haq's remarks reflect a deep-rooted sentiment among the people of AJK regarding the ongoing situation in IIOJ&K. He stated, 'We also reject any formula that smacks of divided Kashmir,' highlighting the unwavering commitment of AJK to the cause of Kashmir. His passionate address resonated with the audience, as he expressed gratitude for the warm welcome he received from the local community, particularly in honor of the late Sardar Khan Bahadur Khan.

During his speech, the Prime Minister called for a return to the ideology of their forefathers, urging the people to embrace their historical values. He pointed out that Azad Jammu Kashmir is a peaceful territory, contrasting it with the 'history of cruelty and brutality' that has plagued the occupied region. He also mentioned the importance of restoring the relationship among the people, which had been weakened over time.

In a bid to improve the living conditions of the local population, Prime Minister Haq announced several infrastructure projects, including the urgent construction of roads and a bridge in Hajira. These initiatives aim to enhance connectivity and provide better access to essential services for the residents. Additionally, he allocated funds for the Hajira Press Club, demonstrating his commitment to supporting local media.

Minister of TEVTA, Sardar Amir Altaf Khan, who organized the meeting, expressed his gratitude towards the Prime Minister and acknowledged the enthusiasm of the local people. He stated, 'We salute the people living here for the enthusiasm with which the people welcomed the Prime Minister.' This sentiment of appreciation underscores the importance of community engagement in political discourse.

As the Prime Minister concluded his address, he reiterated the sacrifices made by the martyrs and ghazis of Poonch, emphasizing that the region's liberation was a result of their bravery. He highlighted the visible progress made in the last sixteen months, particularly in establishing meritocracy within the government, free from political influence.

The statements made by AJK Prime Minister Ch. Anwarul-Haq serve as a reminder of the ongoing struggles faced by the people of Jammu and Kashmir. His call for unity and support for the occupied territory resonates deeply with the sentiments of many. As the situation continues to evolve, it is crucial for the international community to pay attention to the voices of those affected and to advocate for a peaceful resolution that respects the rights and aspirations of the Kashmiri people.