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Rawalakot Protest shows Joint Awami Action Committee’s Attacks on AJK Police, desecration of bodies

Pakistan Observer · Jun 8, 2026, 12:39 PM · Also reported by 2 other sources

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MUZAFFARABAD – A disturbing clip circulating on social media triggered widespread concern and condemnation, showing violent clash involving personnel of Azad Kashmir Police and armed individuals during unrest in Rawalakot. Protesters of banned Joint Awami Action Committee are seen engaging in a coordinated attacks on law enforcement personnel deployed in the area, and the intensity of attacks sparked new debate. The clip is also alleged to show moments of extreme violence during the clash, including what appears to be the mistreatment of the body of a deceased police officer. These visuals have prompted strong reactions and calls for a thorough investigation into the incident. *7جون کو راولاکوٹ میں آزاد کشمیرپولیس اہلکاروں پرتشدد حملے اور لاش کی بے حرمتی کی ہوش ربا اور خوفناک ویڈیو منظرعام پر*کالعدم تنظیم جوائنٹ عوامی ایکشن کمیٹی کے بلوائیوں نےراولاکوٹ میں پولیس اورقانون نافذ کرنےوالےاداروں پرباقاعدہ منصوبہ بندی کےتحت سیدھی گولیاں چلائیںویڈیومیں… pic.twitter.com/oYcG0WJIyY — Siddeeq Sajid (@S_SajidOfficial) June 8, 2026 The confrontation escalated after armed individuals allegedly opened fire on police and other security forces. However, official confirmation regarding the sequence of events and the authenticity of all viral clips remains pending. Concerns raised over wave of online activity following the incident. Several social media accounts, including those operating from abroad, are accused by some observers of circulating misleading narratives and AI-generated content intended to shape public perception. Some commentators further allege that coordinated digital campaigns on anti-Pakistan platforms amplified the incident with conflicting and unverified claims, contributing to an already tense information environment. Amid the protests, several clips are being shared with misinformation can spreadduring sensitive security incidents. At the same time, experts caution that all circulating material should be subject to verification, as the full context of the

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