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Pakistani Forces Kill 37 in PoK Crackdown as Protests Intensify

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Pakistani security forces carried out a severe crackdown on protesters in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) over a three-day period. The violent response to demonstrations has reportedly resulted in the deaths of more than 37 civilians. Over 200 people have been injured in the clashes between protesters and security personnel. The unrest has drawn significant attention, with patriotic Urdu verses attributed to revolutionary poet Ram Prasad Bismil reportedly being recited amid the protests.

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