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Protests turn violent in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as demonstrators clash with law enforcement over heavy taxation and economic grievances. Amidst reports of a cop being 'lynched' and civilian casualties, tensions escalate in Muzaffarabad. Explore the reasons behind the eruption of violent protests in PoK. <br/> <br/>#PoK #PakistanOccupiedKashmir #PoKViolence #PoKClashes #PoKProtest #ProtestinPoK #Muzaffarabad #PakistanNews #PakistanProtest #GilgitBaltistan #Oneindia<br/>~PR.274~ED.102~HT.318~GR.123~
Protests turn violent in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as demonstrators clash with law enforcement over heavy taxation and economic grievances. Amidst reports of a cop being 'lynched' and civilian casualties, tensions escalate in Muzaffarabad. Explore the reasons behind the eruption of violent protests in PoK. <br/> <br/>#PoK #PakistanOccupiedKashmir #PoKViolence #PoKClashes #PoKProtest #ProtestinPoK #Muzaffarabad #PakistanNews #PakistanProtest #GilgitBaltistan #Oneindia<br/>~PR.274~ED.102~HT.318~GR.123~
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