'Streets Filled With Bodies': Eyewitnesses Recount Horror Of Pakistani Army Firing On PoK Protesters, Molesting Women
'Streets Filled With Bodies': Eyewitnesses Recount Horror Of Pakistani Army Firing On PoK Protesters, Molesting Women Published By, Last Updated: July 28, 2026, 17:31 IST
'Streets Filled With Bodies': Eyewitnesses Recount Horror Of Pakistani Army Firing On PoK Protesters, Molesting Women Published By, Last Updated: July 28, 2026, 17:31 IST 'Massacre In PoJK' trendson social media as eyewitnesses claim bodies lying on streets after a violent crackdown on anti-election protesters in Rawalakot. Violence in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir after the election on Monday. Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) remained tense on Tuesday after reports of a deadly crackdown by Pakistani security forces on anti-election protesters in Rawalakot triggered widespread outrage online. Videos and eyewitness accounts circulating on social media claimed that several people were killed and many others injured, making ‘Massacre in PoJK’ trend across social media platforms. People in Pakistan-administered Kashmir have been protesting for their fundamental rights, even as politicians remain focused on elections. Eyewitnesses and activists also alleged that both local and international media had remained silent on developments in the region. 🚨 BREAKING:According to reports, Pakistani military forces opened fire on protesters in Rawalakot, resulting in numerous casualties. Local sources say that, so far, the bodies of 19 victims have been identified, while efforts are ongoing to verify information about… pic.twitter.com/4563IQXkRh — Falcon Defence (@FalconDefence) July 28, 2026 One resident appealed to the international media, saying, “There are bodies lying everywhere, dozens killed and many more injured. I request international media to cover this, the blood of Kashmiris is flowing." Heartbreaking tragedy unfolded in Kashmir today.Pak army today slaughtered Kashmiris like helpless victims. Took control of hospitals, stopped treatment and medical aid for the injured.
And left them suffering to death. pic.twitter.com/gvdqhIDtqI — برهان الدین | Burhan uddin (@burhan_uddin_0) July 27, 2026 Eyewitnesses allege firing on protesters The violence is being linked to the Rawalakot crackdown on the Awami Huqooq Long March. Eyewitnesses and protest leaders alleged that Pakistani security forces opened fire on demonstrators, killing many people and injuring nearly two dozen. The incident took place in Rawalakot’s Dreik Eidgah area, where a large number of residents reportedly boycotted the elections and gathered to protest. Devastating news is coming from Pakistan-administered Kashmir. Videos circulating on social media claim that many people have been killed. People in Pakistan-administered Kashmir have been protesting for their fundamental rights, but politicians remain focused on elections, while… pic.twitter.com/36xgaa0QIy— Veengas (@VeengasJ) July 27, 2026 According to the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JKJAAC) and local activists, Pakistani military personnel, Punjab Rangers and police opened fire on protesters. They alleged that security forces used live ammunition, long-range tear gas shells and snipers positioned at strategic locations. Reports claimed that Pakistani military forces opened fire on demonstrators, leading to numerous casualties. Local sources said the bodies of 19 victims had so far been identified, while efforts were continuing to verify reports of additional deaths. Local residents alleged that they were protesting peacefully. “We were peaceful—we were only asking for a way through. Bullets were fired at us, and our hospitals were sealed by Pakistani forces," one local claimed. Residents also alleged indiscriminate firing as protesters prepared to march towards Muzaffarabad. Social media accounts describe grim situation Facebook vlogger Aqeel, who has more than 400,000 followers, described the situation in Rawalakot as extremely serious.
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