Big lockdown on 29 September in PoK, public anger at its peak. The Public Action Committee warned the government, the army increased tension by flag march. The question is-will the Pakistan movement crush or will the fire of anger and provoke?
Pok lockdown 2025: Things are deteriorating every day in Pakistan -occupied Kashmir (PoK/POJK). On September 29, the Neelam Valley Public Action Committee has announced a large lockdown. After this announcement, the Government of Pakistan and its army have come into alert mode. On Saturday, officials conducted a flag march in many cities of PoK, so that people could be intimidated. But the question is whether this time the public will sit silent or the difficulties of the Government of Pakistan?
What did Pok leader say?
PoK leader Shaukat Nawaz Mir has clearly said that the patience of the people has now responded. He says that this movement is the result of the government’s neglect, corruption and excesses. People here are still deprived of education, health, water and basic facilities. In such a situation, the public is now ready to fight for their rights and fight on the road.
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Why the anger of PoK enshrined?
There was no sudden anger of the people of PoK. For years, the citizens here have been struggling for fundamental rights. The government is spending resources to fill the pockets of leaders and officers. Corruption and bribery have worsened the situation. This is the reason why people are now saying- “Now enough happened.”
Will the Pakistani army crush the movement?
It is clear from the preparation of the flag march and the use of force that the government and the army want to stop the movement with strength. But this can worsen the situation. Local people believe that if the army used force, stress and violence can spread in PoK.
What does Public Action Committee want?
- The demands of Neelam Valley Public Action Committee are very clear.
- Education and health facilities
- Clean water and electricity
- Ban on corruption
- infrastructure development
Leaders say that this strike and lockdown are a fight to get these rights.
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Will POK come to a standstill?
A large lockdown is going to be held on September 29 in Pakistan -occupied Kashmir (PoK). The Public Action Committee has launched agitation against corruption and government neglect. People are demanding basic facilities like education, health and water. On the other hand, the Pakistani army is trying to spread panic in the atmosphere by marching a flag. On September 29, shops, markets and transportation are likely to be completely closed throughout PoK. Lawyers and local organizations have also supported the bandh. It is clear from this that the public is being united against the government.
Will the Government of Pakistan listen to the voice of the public?
Observers say that if the Government of Pakistan does not take this movement seriously, then there may be a big crisis in PoK in the coming days. People here are now saying only one thing to the government-“Give our rights, don’t suppress.”