Summary
- Raja Amjad Ali Khan, a core committee member of the Kashmir Joint Public Action Committee, has announced that he is severing all ties with the organization, describing the move as a response to what he called a deviation from the committee’s original objectives.
- Urging young people to focus on constructive political engagement, he advised them not to sacrifice their futures for activities that could expose them to legal action or uncertainty.
- Calling on the people of Azad Jammu and Kashmir to remain vigilant, he urged them not to be swayed by what he described as misleading narratives and propaganda, insisting that such activities do not serve the public interest.
Raja Amjad Ali Khan, a core committee member of the Kashmir Joint Public Action Committee, has announced that he is severing all ties with the organization, describing the move as a response to what he called a deviation from the committee’s original objectives.
In a video statement, Khan said the movement was initially launched as a peaceful effort to address public issues and advocate for the rights of the people. However, he claimed that its direction had changed over time and was being used in ways that could harm relations between Pakistan and Kashmir.
He expressed concern that many young people had become entangled in legal troubles and faced various hardships as a result of activities linked to the movement. According to Khan, while ordinary youths were bearing the consequences, key decisions were being made behind the scenes.
Urging young people to focus on constructive political engagement, he advised them not to sacrifice their futures for activities that could expose them to legal action or uncertainty.
Khan also made it clear that he has no association with any anti-Pakistan campaign or nationalist group. He alleged that certain elements were attempting to create unrest and instability under external influence, adding that other members were also considering distancing themselves from the committee.
Calling on the people of Azad Jammu and Kashmir to remain vigilant, he urged them not to be swayed by what he described as misleading narratives and propaganda, insisting that such activities do not serve the public interest.
Political observers believe Khan’s departure could be a significant setback for the Joint Public Action Committee. They note that he was regarded as one of the organization’s prominent figures, and his exit may create both legal and organizational challenges for the committee in the future.
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