ThePrint ThePrintAM: What has India said on protests in PoJK?
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Oct 3, 2025 Keshav Padmanabhan discusses the protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, highlighting India's harsh condemnation of human rights violations. He analyzes the scale of the unrest, detailing shutdowns and the leadership of the JAAC. The podcast also covers Pakistan's response, including a communication blackout and talks with JAAC. Additionally, Keshav dives into the history of mobilizations and the JAAC's extensive 38-point list of demands, painting a vivid picture of the ongoing struggle in the region.
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India Condemns Human Rights Abuses
- India holds Pakistan accountable for 'horrific human rights violations' in PoJK amid deadly protests.
- MEA spokesperson Randi Cheswal ties the unrest to Pakistan's oppressive rule and resource plundering.
Delegation Sent To Negotiate With Protesters
- Protests and shutdowns have spread across multiple districts in PoJK, prompting a government negotiating delegation.
- Pakistan sent an eight-member team to Muzaffarabad to hold talks with the JAAC leadership amid communications blackouts.
JAAC Emerges As Grassroots Leader
- The JAAC, led by Shaukat Nawaz Mir, represents traders and civil society and has driven the movement for greater rights.
- Its leaders negotiated with a delegation including five federal ministers and local figures after a multi-day shutdown.