Pakistan-occupied Kashmir: Four job-seekers in Neelum Valley assaulted by Pakistan Army

The Pakistan Army captain has reportedly given orders to shoot locals, if seen seeking a job near any work-site in the region.
Image used for representational purpose.
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NEELUM VALLEY (PAKISTAN-OCCUPIED KASHMIR): Four young men, who were looking for work at one of the work-sites in the Neelum Valley area of the Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir (PoK), were illegally picked up by the Pakistan Army and were brutally beaten up at the behest of a Pakistani contractor.

The army's brutal assaults on the civilians have instilled fear in the people residing in the PoK region.

The Pakistan Army captain has reportedly given orders to shoot locals, if seen seeking a job near any work-site in the region.

According to victims, "the Pakistan Army captain ordered his men to carry guns and shoot any local who is seen seeking job near work-site."

The victims have also alleged that the local authorities are "mere puppets and are bound to take orders from Islamabad."

The locals are enraged over this merciless act and have alleged that the local authorities are not doing anything against these actions of the Pakistan Army.

A video, depicting this, has also gone viral, showing the brutality of the Pakistan Army.
 

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