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AJK govt says operation under way to reopen routes blocked by banned JAAC
The AJK government announced a clearance operation to remove obstacles placed by the banned Jammu and Kashmir Awami Action Committee (JAAC) at entry and exit points, warning of strict action against blackmailers. A violent clash in Rawalakot resulted in a police officer's death, with JAAC members using modern weapons and explosives. The government cited economic losses from disruptions and emphasized restoring normalcy in business, education, and transport.
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