Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court has given an important decision saying that cross-Line of Control (LoC) trade between India and Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) will be considered as intra-state trade as per GST law. The court says that PoK is legally a part of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir, hence the supplies there will be considered as intra-state trade.

This decision is a big blow to the traders who are facing investigation in tax demands and terror funding cases and who had challenged the show-cause notice on this issue.

For the first time the court commented on the status of POK

This is the first time in the last 75 years that an Indian court has made a direct comment on the legal status of PoK in any civil or tax case related to J&K. The division bench of Justice Sanjeev Kumar and Justice Sanjay Parihar was hearing the petition of several traders in this matter.

The traders argued that between 2017 and 2019, they had traded with the people of PoK in the barter system. He said that this business is zero-rated and should not be taxed.

LoC trade stopped after Pulwama attack

After the martyrdom of 40 CRPF soldiers in the Pulwama attack in 2019, the central government closed the LoC trade points of Uri-Muzaffarabad and Poonch-Rawalkot. Later, NIA investigation revealed that a network of traders was using this barter trade and the same money was later going into terror funding.

After this, ED and Income Tax Department also started investigation and irregularities like under-reporting of imports, over-reporting of exports, undeclared profits came to light. On these grounds, notices for sales tax and GST were sent.

Why did the court consider it intra-state trade?

The court clearly said that PoK is legally a part of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. Therefore, the location of supply and the place of supply will be considered within Jammu and Kashmir only. In such a situation, the cross-LoC trade at that time will be intra-state trade only and GST will be applicable on it.

The court said that the petitioners have alternative legal remedies under the CGST Act 2017, hence their petition cannot be accepted here.

Traders’ argument rejected

Traders said that the barter trade between Chakkan-da-Bagh (Poonch) to Rawalakot and Uri to Muzaffarabad was run under a mutual agreement between India and Pakistan. There was no tax on such trade and no exchange of currency.

But the court did not accept these arguments and said that whatever be the nature of business, the definition of location and supply is decided by law, hence GST will be applicable.

After this decision of the High Court, the old show-cause notices of the GST department have now become stronger. Traders will have to face tax demands. This observation of the court regarding the status of PoK may prove important in other cases in future also.

A big and shocking statement has come out from Pakistan regarding the car blast that took place outside the Red Fort of Delhi on November 10. Former ‘Prime Minister’ of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) Chaudhary Anwar-ul-Haq has claimed that Pakistan had a direct role in this blast. 15 people were killed and more than a dozen people were injured in this explosion.

Speaking in the PoK assembly, Anwar-ul-Haq said that if India spreads violence in Balochistan, Pakistan will respond from the Red Fort of Delhi to the forests of Kashmir. He said that ‘by the grace of Allah we have done this and our brave people have done it.’

Pakistan government’s response?
The Pakistan government has not yet given any official statement on this claim of Anwar-ul-Haq. However, Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif said that the possibility of ‘full-scale war’ with India cannot be ruled out. On the other hand, amid increasing tension, Pakistan also said that its army is on ‘full alert’.

India said- Balochistan issue is an excuse
Pakistan has long been accusing India of spreading instability in Balochistan. India has always rejected these allegations and said that Pakistan uses such claims to divert attention from terrorist activities taking place on its own soil.

There are strings attached to Jaish-e-Mohammed
Investigation by Indian intelligence agencies has revealed that the car that exploded near the Red Fort was part of a plan prepared by a network directly linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed. The Hyundai i20 car was filled with ammonium nitrate based explosives and the entire conspiracy was orchestrated by members of Pakistan-backed terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed. The investigation also revealed that the attack was planned by a 10-member group, ‘Terror Doctor Cell’.

This cell was being run by Maulvi Irfan Ahmed of Shopian, Jammu and Kashmir, who is said to have direct links with Jaish. Irfan had associated with himself many doctors from Al-Falah Medical College in Faridabad, Haryana and suicide bomber Dr. Omar Mohammad was also from the same college. Investigating officers said that all other members of this cell have been arrested.

Pakistan leader and former PoK Prime Minister Chaudhary Anwarul Haq admitted to carrying out several terrorist attacks in India, including the Red Fort blast. According to Chaudhary Anwarul Haq, terrorists present in Pakistan have attacked India from the Red Fort to the forests of Kashmir. The video of the Pakistani leader’s confession is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which he exposed the Shahbaz government regarding terrorism.

PAK leader admitted the truth of terrorist attack in India

In a video that went viral, Chaudhary Anwarul Haq said, “I had earlier said that if you keep soaking Balochistan with blood, we will attack India from the Red Fort to the forests of Kashmir. By the grace of Allah, we did it and they are still not able to count the bodies. A few days later, armed people entered Delhi and attacked and they probably haven’t counted all the bodies yet.”

Truth confessed regarding Pahalgam terrorist attack

The Pakistani leader’s statement has come at a time when 15 people were killed and many others were injured in the bomb blast near Delhi’s Red Fort metro station on November 10. Chaudhary Anwarul Haq said that while in office, he had also challenged Narendra Modi and his government in India. The Pakistani leader mentioned the attack in the jungles of Kashmir, which meant the Pahalgam terrorist attack.

Pakistan exposed many times on terrorism

This is not the first time that a Pakistani leader has exposed Islamabad’s role in promoting cross-border terrorism. Recently, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi exposed the terrorism policy of the Pakistan government, about which he said that the government benefits from fake terrorist attacks in the province.

According to Afghanistan’s Tolo News, Afridi accused Islamabad of promoting terrorist attacks while hindering peace efforts in the restive Khyber region. He accused Pakistan of fostering terrorism for its political agenda.

After just a few weeks of violent unrest in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK), a new wave of protests has once again broken out in the area. This time the protests are being led by Generation Z, which mostly consists of young students. This movement was started against education reforms, increasing fees and evaluation process, but now it has turned into a widespread protest against the Pakistani government led by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, which has exposed the pent-up discontent and anger within the youth of the area.

The protest against education reforms was initially peaceful, but the situation worsened when an unidentified gunman allegedly opened fire on a group of students. A student was injured in this incident. In a viral video on social media platforms, a man can be seen firing at protesting students in Muzaffarabad, Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK). After the firing, there was chaos in the entire area. However, it is also being said that when this incident happened in Muzaffarabad, policemen were present there.

PoK Jane in Z protest turned violent

After the incident of firing on the protesting students in PoK, the protests took a decisive turn and the peaceful protesting students went on a rampage, burning tyres, vandalism and arson. Along with this, slogans were also raised against the Pakistani government. These ongoing incidents in POK are similar to what was recently seen in the Gen Z-led protests in South Asian countries like Nepal and Bangladesh.

Chaos in PoK :-
Shots fired during student protests — arson and vandalism reported in several areas.✓ The core issues behind the university students’ demonstrations:Lack of transportation, deteriorating hospitals, and continuously rising university fees -prompting students… pic.twitter.com/9JVyKdSZFA

— THE UNKNOWN MAN (@Theunk13) November 4, 2025

PoK How did widespread protests begin in

This widespread protest in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) started with the demand of increasing fees and better facilities in a major university of Muzaffarabad. As student protests escalated, the university administration banned all political activities.

A similar movement took place in the month of January 2024, when students alleged that lakhs of rupees were being collected in the name of semester fees every 3-4 months. Later, teaching and administrative staff also joined in, demanding an increase in their pending salaries.

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This month, Pakistan is going to start the work of rebuilding the Camp Markaz Bilal located in Muzaffarabad, the capital of PoK, of the terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed, which was destroyed in the strike of the Indian Air Force during Operation Sindoor on May 7.

According to exclusive pictures obtained by ABP News, last week, Rana Mohammad Qasim Noon, Union Minister for PoK Affairs in Pakistan’s Shehbaz Sharif government, visited Jaish-e-Mohammed’s Markaz Syedna Bilal on Shawli Road in Muzaffarabad along with officials and other leaders of Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) and saw the condition of the demolished training camp.

Pakistani government will rebuild the demolished Markaz of Jaish-e-Mohammed

After this, according to the information, the Union Minister of the Government of Pakistan took information about the reconstruction program of this camp of Jaish-e-Mohammed from the officials present on the spot and learned about the expenditure, after which Shahbaz Sharif’s Union Minister Rana Mohammad Qasim Noon announced that soon the Government of Pakistan will rebuild this Markaz of Jaish-e-Mohammed which was destroyed in the Indian strike.

According to sources, after the announcement by Rana Mohammad Qasim Noon, it is expected that the Government of Pakistan will start the work of rebuilding the demolished Jaish-e-Mohammed camp in Muzaffarabad this month.

9 terrorist camps destroyed in India’s strike

In India’s strike on May 7, a total of 9 camps of Jaish-e-Mohammed, Lashkar-e-Taiba and Hizbul Mujahideen KR located in Pakistan and PoK were destroyed and more than 100 terrorists were killed, after which the Shehbaz Sharif government of Pakistan had announced that the Shehbaz Sharif government will give a compensation of 1 crore Pakistani rupees to the families of each killed terrorist and all the demolished terrorist buildings will be rebuilt. Will get it made from.

After this, on August 14, the Pakistani government had given 4 crore Pakistani rupees to the terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba to rebuild its headquarters in Muridke, after which the work of reconstruction of Lashkar-e-Taiba’s headquarters in Muridke has started again.

Announcement of minister of Shahbaz Sharif government

However, according to the information, till now the Government of Pakistan has not given money to Jaish-e-Mohammed to rebuild its headquarters Markaz Subhanallah in Bahawalpur, Markaz Syedna Bilal in Muzaffarabad, Markaz Abbas in Kotli and the destroyed camp of Jaish in Sarjal.

But last week, after the visit of Shehbaz Sharif government minister Rana Mohammad Qasim Noon to the demolished terror camp of Jaish-e-Mohammed and the announcement, it has become clear that the Pakistani government is soon going to give money to Jaish-e-Mohammed for the construction of its demolished training camp.

Pakistan still out of FATF gray list

However, this is the first time after Operation Sindoor that a minister of the Pakistan government has personally visited the demolished terror base. Intelligence department sources consider the biggest reason for this to be the FATF Plenary held in October last month, where despite evidence of indiscriminate gathering of money by terrorist organizations in Pakistan, Pakistan was not included in the gray list by FATF, due to which the Pakistani government is no longer afraid of openly associating its name with terrorists.

On May 7, in India’s Operation Sindoor, two top terrorists of Jaish-e-Mohammed, Hasan Khan and Waqas Khan, present in Markaz Bilal, were killed, after which the ministers of the PoK government themselves came to their homes to hand over a check of Rs 1 crore. Apart from this, on February 5 this year, just two and a half months before the Pahalgam attack, Shehbaz Sharif’s puppet Prime Minister Chaudhary Anwar ul Haq had announced to re-implement the ‘culture of Jihad’ in PoK.

Pakistani government’s claim regarding the demolished camp

Although even after this no representative of the Pakistani government ever openly visited the bases of terrorists, but last week, as part of a planted event, Pakistan’s Union Minister Rana Mohammad Qasim Noon not only went to the destroyed base of Jaish-e-Mohammed, but also tried to show that this camp destroyed in the Indian strike had nothing to do with terrorism and small children are reading the Quran here. Children of nearby Al Hadi Public School were called for this planted event.

Use of Markaz in preparing terrorists

Apart from the propaganda of the Pakistani government, the real proof of how this Markaz was used to prepare terrorists is also proved by the photographs taken during the training of the terrorists present in this Markaz, Hasan Khan and Waqas, who were killed in the Indian strike, who are carrying guns like AK-47 and heavy sniper in their hands.

Besides, photographs of Jaish terrorist Rihan Haider, who was killed in an encounter with the army last year, are also giving evidence of his training in this Markaz before infiltrating into India. In such a situation, it would not be wrong to say that Pakistan is exposing itself every day in its policy of nurturing terrorism.

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Pok Agreement: After several days of violent protests and unrest in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK), there was finally an agreement between the protesters and the Government of Pakistan on Saturday. The agreement has been reached on the basis of the 38 point charter introduced by Jammu and Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JKJAAC).

The protests that started after the talks broke after the talks between the officials and the committee on September 29 took a violent form, which so far killed at least 10 people (including three policemen) and hundreds of people were injured.

How the protest movement started

The government was given a 38 -point charter by JKJAAC. It was warned that if these demands are not accepted, then the general public will come out on the streets. When the talks failed, the protests took violent form and heavy disturbance spread in the area. During this time public transport came to a standstill, daily life was interrupted and the situation worsened due to communication blackout.

Shahbaz Sharif sent a high level team

To bring the situation under control, Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif on Wednesday sent a high -level delegation to Muzaffarabad. This team was led by former Prime Minister Raja Parvez Ashraf. This team kept meeting till late night for two consecutive days. The talks ended at midnight on Friday night and the agreement was announced.

Agreement between Pakistan government and protesters

Pakistan’s Parliamentary Affairs Minister Tariq Fazal Chaudhary said on the social media platform x, ‘The negotiators have signed the final agreement with the action committee. The protesters are returning to their homes. All roads have been opened. This is the victory of peace. Chaudhary also shared a copy of the agreement, including 25 point points. These include compensation to those killed in violence, investigations in violence cases in the sections of terrorism, and many development announcements.

Major points of agreement

Education Reform: Two new intermediate and secondary education boards will be set up for Muzaffarabad and Tail Divisions.

health services: The local government will issue health cards within 15 days, which will provide free treatment to the patients. In every district, MRI and CT scan machines will be installed in a phased manner.

power system: The central government will provide 10 billion Pakistani rupees (PKR 10 billion) to improve the power system in POK.

Administrative Reforms: The size of the POK cabinet will be reduced to 20 ministers and advisors. The number of administrative secretaries will also be kept at a maximum of 20. Some departments will be merged so that the governance system can be simplified.

Basic structure development: A study will be conducted to check the possibility of construction of two tunnels Kahori/Kamsar (3.7 km) and Chaplani (0.6 km) in the Neelam Valley. Steps will be taken towards the construction of international airport in Mirpur.

tax reform: Property transfer tax will be brought in three months at the same level as Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Monitoring Committee: A high -level monitoring and implementation committee will be formed to follow the agreement, which will work with the consent of both sides.

Legal Expert Committee: A committee of legal experts will be set up to consider constitutional and legal issues related to POK Assembly members.

In the Women’s World Cup 2025, Bangladesh defeated Pakistan by 7 wickets. During this match, former Pakistan captain Sana Mir raised controversy by mentioning ‘Azad Kashmir’ during the commentary. Actually, while talking about Pakistani player Natalia Parvez, she told that she comes from ‘Azad Kashmir’. But this comment created a lot of ruckus in India, Sana Mir was also trolled fiercely on social media. Now the former Pak captain has given clarification on this matter.

While commenting, Sana Mir had said, “Natalia comes from Kashmir, Azad Kashmir. Most of the cricket plays in Lahore. She had to come to Lahore to pursue her cricket career.” Claims were made on social media that Sana Mir deliberately took the name of ‘Azad Kashmir’ during the commentary. Even demanded to be removed from the commentary panel.

Sana Mir cleaned

Sana Mir gave a clarification on this matter through social media and said that his point was exaggerated. The former Pak captain said that his statement was not going to hurt anyone and he is being exaggerated. He was adamant on her statement and said that during the commentary, she did not say anything inspired by politics and she was just talking about the facts.

He said, “I mentioned the hometown of the Pakistani player simply, so that I can tell how many difficulties they have reached here. These are part of the commentary, in which we say where a player comes from. I also told about 2 other players who come from other areas. I do not make it a political issue.”

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Muzaffarabad, the regional capital of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK), was surrounded by a tense atmosphere on Thursday (October 2). Thousands of people attended the funeral of those killed in violent protests that have been going on for several days. According to local reports, at least eight people died in the clashes that started on Monday (September 29). This incident shook the entire region and went on dissatisfaction and deepening against the policies of the government.

These protests are being led by Jammu and Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JKJAC). This movement did not suddenly provoke, but is a result of the resentment and dissatisfaction of the people continuing for a long time. People of PoK say that the Government of Pakistan avoids giving them political and economic rights. Because of this, everyday life is becoming difficult. The Government of Pakistan is accused of using PoK resources, but the public does not get benefit. These issues have given a big look to the movement together.

Janata vs Pakistan Government
On September 29, a shutdown and chakka jam was organized on the call of JKJAC. During this, there were clashes, in which many people were also injured. The government’s response worsened the situation. Internet and mobile services were discontinued. Deployment of police and security forces was increased. An attempt was made to describe the movement as an external conspiracy and propaganda, but the huge crowd gathered at the funeral proved that it is not only opposition to some people but widespread public dissatisfaction.

Injustice to PoK
For a long time, the Kashmir which Pakistan has been telling its own, people are looking dissatisfied with the government in the same part. Many reasons have emerged for this. Local people allege that the Government of Pakistan always keeps PoK on the second status. PoK people do not have the freedom to take decisions in their field. Inflation and unemployment have made people’s lives difficult. Pakistan exploits the natural resources here, but the public does not get its benefit. All these reasons had been causing dissatisfaction among the public for a long time, which have now turned into big protests.

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In the Asia Cup 2025, the India-Pakistan dispute was not yet calm that a new ruckus arose in the Women’s World Cup. Former captain of Pakistan women’s cricket team Sana Mir was part of the commentary panel. During the match played between Bangladesh and Pakistan, he made a comment that took more political color than the game. The incident took place in the 29th over of Pakistan’s innings, when Natalia Parvez landed on the field for batting. Sana Mir earlier said that Natalia is from Kashmir, but immediately changing the statement and said that ‘Azad is from Kashmir’. Natalia comes from Pakistan -occupied Kashmir (POK), which Pakistan calls Azad Kashmir. The video of this comment started viral on social media, heavy opposition started in India.

Former captain Sana Mir gave clarification on the social media platform after the statement. He wrote on X (East Twitter) that it is unfortunate that my comment is being exaggerated and unnecessary pressure is being put on the people of the game. I want to clarify that the purpose of my point was only to highlight the background of a player and his struggling journey. The player I mentioned in the Women’s World Cup 2025 comes from a particular region of Pakistan and my intention was only to show their journey and challenges. During the commentary, we often share the inspiring stories of the players, irrespective of the country or region. Similarly, I mentioned that player, as I did for the other two players on the same day.

Sana Mir is Doing Commentary for the ICC World Cup …
If someone is afraid of losing his/her respect
He/She Thinks 10 Times Before Saying Anything
But she is from a country where there is no such thing as respight

Remove Her @Icc from the panel
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– AT10 (@Loyalsachfan10) October 2, 2025

To be seen in the scope of the game-Mir
Sana Mir said that please do not politicize this comment. As a commentator, our job is to focus on sports, teams and players and bring stories of their courage and perseverance to the world. There is no maliciousness for anyone in my heart nor was it intended to hurt anyone’s feelings. This details were available in the source from which I took information on the background of the player. Later he has been replaced, but I mentioned his information. I request that it should be seen within the scope of the game.

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Demonstration against Pakistan -occupied Kashmir (POK) Shahbaz government is continuously increasing. People have come out on violent protests on the streets against the persecution of Pak Army Chief Asim Munir. About 12 civilians have died due to the shooting of the protesters by the security forces, after which there is so much anger among the people that the government of Pakistan and Munir are sleepy. Instead of fulfilling the demands of its people, Pakistan is trying to hide its failure by taking the name of India.

Pakistani army threatening people in PoK

The Pakistani army is resorting to threatening and firing people to calm the voice of common people. Pakistani Army spokesman Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary has threatened the protesters. He said that people have the right to perform, but the government cannot be allowed to destabilize. The people of PoK have been suffering the atrocities of the Pakistani Army for a long time. The general public alleges that the government does not do development work here and inflation is at its peak.

India’s name took to hide its failure

The Pakistani Army spokesperson says that the government’s system works in POK. He said, “If tax is not taken here, then how will the government give salary to the employees. If the protesters have any problem then talk to the government through the system.” To hide his failure, he once again took the name of India and said, “Those who are dreaming of Kashmir were also related to Kashmir. Many of our army soldiers are from Kashmir.”

Jammu and Kashmir of India has now gone a lot of fire in the development field, but the Pakistani army keeps making false statements to make its people happy. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary said, “There is no inflation in POK. Many works have been done in the interest of common people. The condition of PoK is better than Jammu and Kashmir in India. The literacy rate here is better than that.”

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