ISLAMABAD: In response to the new leaked audio of two members of the banned Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC), Minister of State Talal Chaudhry stated that the claim of having 500 riflemen contradicts the assertion of holding a peaceful protest.
Minister of State Talal Chaudhry said that the notion of having 500 riflemen and the claim of a peaceful protest are fundamentally contradictory. This reveals the true nature of the banned Action Committee.
Talal Chaudhry also emphasized that a thorough investigation into any conspiracies against the state would be conducted in accordance with the law, and appropriate action would be taken against those found to be involved.
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A significant alleged plan to disrupt law and order in Azad Kashmir and incite mischief has been uncovered. A new audio recording involving two key members of the banned Joint Action Committee, Hameed Kashmiri and Sajid Azam, surfaced on social media, revealing their claims of being a peaceful organization to be unfounded. The leak has raised serious concerns among security and political circles in the valley.
In the recorded conversation, Sajid Azam, an operative of the banned committee, boasts about having 500 armed men ready for action. He discusses alarming and unlawful intentions, such as advancing toward Rawalakot and forcibly entering the area to release captured comrades.
