Srinagar: J&K CM Omar Abdullah and PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti expressed concern over the use of force on protesters in PoK and hoped that peace would be maintained and that Pakistan would end the crackdown soon."As far as the situation in that part of Kashmir is concerned, we are all worried," said Abdullah. "The reports coming from there, the way force is being used and innocent people are being targeted -- we can only hope that peace is maintained there," he said.The PDP president said the Pakistan government must end its crackdown on protesters, adopt a humane approach and choose dialogue. "The visuals emerging from across the LoC in the other part of Kashmir are deeply heartbreaking. It is painful to see peaceful protesters being met with brute force. The Government of Pakistan must adopt a more humane approach and choose dialogue over force," Mufti wrote on X.
Omar, Mehbooba appeal for peace and dialogue
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah voiced worry regarding the situation in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. He expressed hope for peace and an end to the crackdown on protesters. PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti also called for Pakistan to adopt a humane approach. She urged the Pakistan government to choose dialogue over the use of force. The visuals of peaceful protesters facing brute force are deeply heartbreaking.









