40 people died in Pakistani army firing in PoK[1][2]
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A case concerning the Pakistani army’s firing that killed 40 people in PoK has reached the United Nations.[1]
UN Takes Up the Case
The United Nations now acknowledges a formal complaint that documents the army’s mass shooting during a protest in the occupied Kashmir region.[1]
Details of the Massacre
The firing, which occurred as a long march of protestors gathered in PoK, left 40 civilians dead, according to reports from the Pakistani army’s forces that suppressed the demonstration.[1][2]
Nationwide Reactions
Protests have spread beyond PoK, sweeping most of Pakistan as civilians demand an end to the army’s violence. Leaders and intellectuals, including a prominent cleric, have warned that the situation threatens to disintegrate the country if the crackdown continues.[1][2][3]
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