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Many locals have expressed their frustration with the lack of development, economic opportunities, and basic amenities in the region
Digital Desk: Posters have recently surfaced in various parts of Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) calling for the region to merge with India. The posters, which have been widely shared on social media, express the sentiment of a significant portion of the local population who feel that they would be better off as part of India rather than remaining under Pakistani occupation.
The emergence of these posters comes at a time when tensions between India and Pakistan over the Kashmir issue have been simmering. India has long maintained that PoK is an integral part of the country and has been critical of Pakistan's illegal occupation of the region.
The posters, which feature slogans such as "We want freedom from Pakistan" and "Merge PoK with India," suggest that the people of PoK are growing increasingly dissatisfied with Pakistani rule. Many locals have expressed their frustration with the lack of development, economic opportunities, and basic amenities in the region under Pakistani administration.
The situation in PoK has been a source of concern for the international community, with human rights organisations repeatedly highlighting the plight of the local population under Pakistani occupation. These posters are a clear indication that a portion of the people of PoK are willing to take a stand and voice their desire for a change in the status quo.
It remains to be seen how Pakistan will respond to this latest development, but it is clear that the issue of PoK is far from resolved and will continue to be a source of tension between India and Pakistan in the foreseeable future.
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