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J&K Leaders Call for UN, PM Modi Intervention After PoK Security Force Killings

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Political leaders in Jammu and Kashmir have appealed to the United Nations and Prime Minister Modi to intervene following reported killings in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Pakistani security forces allegedly opened fire on civilians, leaving more than two dozen people dead. National Conference president Farooq Abdullah demanded that a UN Human Rights Council team be dispatched to investigate the situation. CPM legislator MY Tarigami called for an immediate halt to the use of force and a formal inquiry into the deaths. The violence follows a surge in unrest in PoK after authorities moved to ban the Joint Awami Action Committee.

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