Dehradun, June 11 -- The ongoing disturbances and deadly firing in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) stem from violent clashes between the Pakistan military and local civilians protesting rising living costs, electricity shortages, and government neglect. The crisis recently escalated when authorities banned the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) under anti-terrorism laws, triggering a harsh security crackdown and mass arrests. Tensions reached a boiling point when security forces attempted to disperse JAAC supporters gathered outside a hospital morgue in Rawalakot following an earlier shooting incident. Clashes between protesters and armed forces resulted in significant casualties, with varying reports of 11 to over two dozen deaths, includ...