Srinagar, June 4 -- Elections in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) are around the corner, and political tensions between PoJK and Pakistan are taking new turns with each passing day. At the forefront of this political conundrum is the Jammu and Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JKJAAC), an amalgam of various local groups and civil society bodies. For months, the JKJAAC has been leading demonstrations against Islamabad over rising inflation, the energy crisis, unemployment, and the demand for political and electoral reforms. The committee has submitted a 38-point charter of demands to the Pakistani government, calling for sweeping structural reforms, economic relief measures, and changes to the existing political and electoral...