Srinagar, June 3 -- The streets of Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir are no longer whispering dissent. They are roaring it. What began as scattered protests over inflation, electricity shortages and unemployment has now transformed into a full-scale political revolt against Islamabad's authority in the region. The Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC), the group spearheading the movement, has announced a territory-wide shutdown on June 9, warning of mass protests, wheel-jam strikes and civil resistance if the Pakistani establishment continues to ignore public demands. The significance of this protest goes far beyond another agitation over economic hardship. This is a direct indictment of Pakistan's decades-long governance model in PoJK - ...