The day is also being observed as a Black Day in Kargil. All shops, business establishments, schools and the majority of offices are closed on the call given by the Joint Action Committee (JAC).
The JAC, Kargil, Chairman, Nasir Hussain Munshi told media persons that the people of Kargil were compelled to come on streets again by the authorities, who betrayed them by not fulfilling their 14 demands which were put before Governor Satya Pal Malik and Chief Secretary BVR Subrahmanyam earlier.
He said the people of Kargil were always against bifurcation of the territory.
You may also like
-
At Least 37 Civilians Killed by Pakistani Security Forces in PaJK in Two Days
-
At Least 17 Reportedly Killed as Rangers and Police Open Fire on JKJAAC Long March in Rawalakot
-
Women’s Growing Role in JKJAAC Protests Signals a Shift in PaJK’s Political Landscape
-
JAAC Revives Muzaffarabad Long March After Talks End Without Agreement
-
More Than 3,000 Detained in Sweeping Kashmir Crackdown After Anantnag Police Killing