📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:
- Following an alleged armed clash between law enforcement agencies and workers of the recently banned Jammu Kashmir Awami Action Committee in.
- According to local journalists, the situation in the city has been tense since the operation to remove the protesters from the bus terminal.
- Poonch Division Police has confirmed that a few law enforcement officials were injured in clashes between protesters and security agencies a.
Following an alleged armed clash between law enforcement agencies and workers of the recently banned Jammu Kashmir Awami Action Committee in Rawalkot, Pakistan-administered Kashmir, the district administration has banned gatherings of two or more people in the city and issued instructions to citizens to be cautious.
According to local journalists, the situation in the city has been tense since the operation to remove the protesters from the bus terminal.
Poonch Division Police has confirmed that a few law enforcement officials were injured in clashes between protesters and security agencies at the bus terminal in Rawalakot on Thursday morning, the details of which will be provided soon.
While the Awami Action Committee blamed the death of three people in these clashes and said that they are present at the protest in D Chowk of Rawalakot along with the dead.
Although government officials have not confirmed any casualties in Thursday morning's operation, a statement issued by the Poonch division police said that a few "armed miscreants" among the protesters were reportedly injured in the retaliatory action by law enforcement agencies.
