Kotli Hosts Historic Conference on ‘Right to Governance and Ownership’ by Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee

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Kotli, Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir : The Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JK-JAAC) organized a large-scale “Right to Governance and Ownership Conference” in Charhoi, Kotli district, drawing thousands of participants in what many described as a historic moment for the region.

According to details received by The Azadi Times, the gathering was part of a series of conferences held across different areas of Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir since last year. These conferences aim to raise awareness among the people of Jammu and Kashmir about their basic rights, including governance of their homeland and ownership of local resources.

First Major Gathering in Kotli

This was the first conference of its kind in Charhoi, Kotli, and observers say it could be remembered as a “game changer” in the political history of the region. Thousands of men, women, and youth participated, signaling a growing public interest in issues of governance and ownership.

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Speakers at the conference emphasized that the people of Jammu and Kashmir must have a decisive role in shaping the political, social, and economic future of their region. They called on authorities to recognize the voice of the masses and ensure that local communities are empowered through democratic governance and control over their natural resources.

Growing Movement for Rights

The Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee has been actively mobilizing communities across the region since last year, organizing similar conferences in various towns and districts. These events have highlighted the importance of self-governance, political participation, and ownership rights, resonating strongly with ordinary citizens who feel disconnected from decision-making processes.

Many analysts believe that the Kotli conference reflects a broader trend of grassroots political awakening in Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir. With increasing participation from diverse segments of society, the movement appears to be gaining momentum.

Conclusion

The Charhoi gathering is being hailed as one of the most significant political developments in recent years. As thousands filled the grounds in Kotli, the message was clear: the people of Jammu and Kashmir are determined to assert their right to governance and ownership, shaping their own destiny within the complex political landscape of the region.

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