Nexus laid bare: Indian army displays videos at LoC backing proscribed JAAC

The anti-Pakistannexus between Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) of AJK and India has been exposed again as Indian media is celebrating its leaders anti-Pakistan and anti-Kashmir deeds and narrative.

Indian media is showing videos supporting the committee and its leaders. Once again the anti-state objective of banned Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) of AJK which is active against the peace, stability of Azad Kashmir and rights of Kashmiri people has been exposed.

According to sources, once the Kashmiri people rejected the narrative of the committee, India has started taking open steps in support of the brave Kashmiri people.

The occupying Indian army also displayed videos in favor of the committee and its chief Aman on a giant screen in Keran sector near the Line of Control to foment anti-Pakistan sentiments.

These videos were broadcast on the screens in the Keran sector, around 75 meters from the LoC, on the occasion of Pakistan’s Independence Day on August 13 and 14, sources stated.

In the videos that emerged on social media, Indian army is seen broadcasting content on the banned committee on a big screen.

Analysts said India’s preoccupation with the story of the banned committee is a sign of the convergence of interests between the two.

The people of Azad Kashmir celebrated Pakistan’s Independence Day with tremendous zeal and rejected the anti-India and anti-Pakistan narrative, they claimed, adding that India now appeared to be in shock and disappointment.

Experts added that showing films of the banned committee along the LoC was not a coincidence but was meant to provoke anti-Pakistan feelings.

This act of India itself is adding to its nexus with the proscribed JAAC and such aggressive acts do not help regional peace either.

Analysts added that India’s broadcasting of such content near the LoC is a reflection of its worry and failure after the Kashmiri people rejected such narrative.

They also said that any state should play a positive role in fostering peace and public rights in the region instead of leveraging the problematic narratives of the local organizations for its own political reasons.