Convoys from Mirpur Division, Sudhnoti and Poonch Move Towards Rawalakot Amid Growing Mobilization

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RAWALAKOT, Azad Kashmir — Convoys from various parts of Mirpur Division, as well as the districts of Sudhnoti and Poonch, are reportedly moving towards Rawalakot amid increasing public mobilization and political activity across the region.

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According to local sources, groups of participants have begun travelling from different towns and villages, with many expected to join gatherings and demonstrations taking place in and around Rawalakot. Videos and eyewitness accounts circulating on social media suggest a significant movement of people along major routes leading to the city.

Observers describe the mobilization as one of the largest seen in recent months, reflecting the growing public interest in ongoing developments across Azad Kashmir. Residents along key highways have reported increased traffic volumes as convoys continue their journey toward Rawalakot.

While organizers have described the movement as peaceful, local authorities are closely monitoring the situation. Security arrangements have reportedly been enhanced in several locations to manage traffic and ensure public safety.

The latest developments come amid heightened political engagement and public debate across Azad Kashmir, with Rawalakot emerging as a focal point for ongoing activities.

At the time of publication, officials had not released a detailed statement regarding the scale of participation or any administrative measures being taken in response to the gatherings.

Azadi Times will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as further information becomes available.

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