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Nawaz urges AJK to end protests, sit-ins and engage in meaningful dialogue with govt
Nawaz Sharif urged Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) protesters to end sit-ins and engage in dialogue with the government, emphasizing constitutional rights and the need for peace ahead of upcoming elections. The PML-N leader highlighted tensions over refugee seats, inflation, and electricity tariffs, calling for collective efforts to resolve the situation.
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