Summary These videos were played on screens in the Keran sector, about 75 metres from the LoC.
MUZAFFARABAD (Dunya News) – The anti-Pakistan nexus between Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) of AJK and India has once again been exposed as Indian media is glorifying its leaders’ anti-Pakistan and anti-Kashmir actions and narrative.
Indian media is playing videos in support of the committee and its leaders. The anti-state agenda of banned Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) of AJK, which is active against the peace, stability of Azad Kashmir and the rights of the Kashmiri people, has once again been exposed.
According to sources, after the courageous Kashmiri people rejected the committee's narrative, India has started taking open steps in its support.
The occupying Indian army also played videos in support of the committee and its leader Aman on a big screen in Keran sector near the Line of Control to incite anti-Pakistan sentiments.
Sources said that on August 13 and 14, on the occasion of Pakistan's Independence Day, these videos were played on screens in the Keran sector, about 75 metres from the LoC.
In the videos that surfaced on social media, the Indian army is seen playing content about the banned committee on a large screen.
According to analysts, India's highlighting of the banned committee's narrative is evidence that the interests of both are converging.
They said that the people of Azad Kashmir celebrated Pakistan's Independence Day with great enthusiasm and rejected the anti-India and anti-Pakistan narrative, after which India appears to be in a state of shock and disappointment.
Experts said that playing videos of the banned committee near the LoC was not a mere coincidence but an attempt to incite anti-Pakistan sentiments.
This move by India itself further highlights its nexus with the banned JAAC, and such provocative activities are also harmful to regional peace.
Analysts said that India's broadcasting of such content near the LoC reflects its anxiety and failure after the Kashmiri people rejected such a narrative.
They added that any state should play a positive role in promoting peace and public rights in the region, rather than using the controversial narratives of local groups for its own political purposes.
