By Admin 
A picture of a tremendous assault between Chinese citizens and Pakistan police in Gilgit-Baltistan province of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK) has come out. Where the Chinese citizens trapped for the last 48 hours to go back to China on the Sost Border of Gilgit-Baltistan province beat up the policemen of Pakistan after protest. According to the information, the incident took place on Wednesday (September 10, 2025) near Khujreb Pass, where the Chinese citizens were stranded for the last 2 days.
Gilgit Baltitan traders were sitting by blocking the Karkom highway for 51 days
In fact, the traders of Gilgit Baltistan were sitting on the Karkom highway for 51 days, protesting the dual policies against Gilgit-Baltistan of Kashmir (POK) occupied by the government of Pakistan, but on Monday (September 8, 2025), he also blocked the Khujreb pass. Because of this, Chinese citizens were able to reach the immigration of the Sost border on the China-POK border and for two days more than 100 citizens of China and other countries were stranded. In such a situation, the patience of Chinese citizens today responded and first they asked the police to open the way to the border and then started beating after the debate.
More than 80 Chinese citizens were trapped on Khujreb pass
Since 22 May, traders from Gilgit Baltistan province have been sitting on a dharna against the dual policy against the government of Pakistan against the government of Pakistan and Gilgit Baltistan under the banner of Pak-China Traders Action Committee (TAC). They allege that the government of Pakistan collects more taxes from the traders of Gilgit Baltistan province than other areas of Pakistan and does not allow their belongings to come from the port. Due to this, when the hearing was not held even after 50 days, the traders also blocked the Khujreb Pass on Monday (September 8), connecting China to the Sost Border connecting China with POK. According to the information, more than 80 Chinese citizens are trapped on a hungry and thirsty itching pass to return to China.
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