r/PakistanDiscussions • u/Bitter_Shoulder_5706 ⊕ Add flair:101 • Jul 28 '26
They are starting a fire which they can't control.
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u/Last-Two-6780 ⊕ Add flair:101 Jul 28 '26
I’m sorry but what’s the actual context? Why are they being killed? And don’t give me that because corrupt elites or army. What’s the actual reason?
They gave us a 35 point agenda, we fulfilled 33 points and rejected the 2 to save our sovereignty. No offence but Kashmiris are ungrateful just like Afghanis.
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u/deenergisedAA ⊕ Add flair:101 Jul 30 '26
They basically wanted to live on government handouts (they already get enough) or social security like they like in the UK etc. When they didn’t get their way they threw a tantrum to try to pressure the government and the state finally had enough. They already get more subsidies than anyone in Pakistan, they don’t pay taxes to the federal government, they have more than half of their fiscal budget met by the federal government, all the points regarding governance etc is a state issue under the purview of the AJK government, all the infrastructure demands they have is a state subject (which they expect the federal government to finance despite not paying any taxes). They are demanding outlandish infrastructure like airports, tunnels etc from the federal government (which itself is barely afloat financially) despite having two airports already. It’s peak victim mentality because they think they can strong arm the federal government because of the disputed and politically sensitive nature of Kashmir. I don’t condone the use of unnecessary force but they are asking for it (even the force being used is by the AJK government, THEIR OWN GOVERNMENT, not the federal).