Indian Plot in AJK Foiled as Pakistan Stands Victorious

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has successfully thwarted India’s alleged attempt to incite unrest in Azad Jammu and Kashmir, reinforcing its commitment to peace, dialogue, and the protection of its citizens.

According to official sources, India had sought to exploit the All Parties Action Committee to trigger violent protests in Azad Kashmir, aiming to discredit Pakistan at the international level. However, Pakistan’s patient approach, effective negotiations, and firm strategy prevented the plan from succeeding.

After several rounds of talks, the government reached an agreement with the Action Committee, which subsequently announced the end of its protest movement. Officials confirmed that compensation will be provided to the families of those who lost their lives during the unrest.

“This is proof that Pakistan stands firmly with its people,” a government spokesperson said, adding that the decision reflects the state’s responsibility toward its citizens.

The government’s handling of the crisis highlighted its preference for dialogue and peaceful settlement over confrontation. Analysts noted that Pakistan’s strategy exposed India’s “dangerous game” of fueling instability in the region.

“While India continues to rely on conspiracies and provocations, Pakistan has shown the world that it prioritizes peace, negotiations, and the welfare of its citizens,” a political observer remarked.

The events ended with Pakistan turning the tables on India. The state’s firm and calculated response not only preserved stability in Azad Kashmir but also strengthened Pakistan’s global image as a nation committed to peace and resilience.

India, on the other hand, once again faced international embarrassment as its alleged attempt to sow chaos was neutralized.

With the crisis averted, Pakistan’s leadership emphasized that it will continue to safeguard its people against external plots and remain committed to peace and stability in the region.

“Pakistan has succeeded, and India has once again been exposed,” the government’s statement concluded.