AJK public rejects protest call, normal life continues

MUZAFFARABAD: Daily life continued uninterrupted across Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) on Monday as residents largely stayed away from a protest call issued by a banned Joint Action Committee, according to local reports.

Normal business, educational, and social activities were observed in the region’s major cities and towns, including Muzaffarabad, Mirpur, Bhimber and Kotli.

Markets, shopping centers and commercial areas remained open throughout the day, while transportation services also continued to operate normally. Educational institutions and workplaces functioned according to their regular schedules, indicating limited public response to the protest appeal.

Residents in different parts of Azad Kashmir carried on with their daily routines, and no significant disruption to public life was reported. Business owners and traders continued commercial activities, while citizens attended schools, offices and other engagements as usual.

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Observers noted that the overall atmosphere remained peaceful across the region. Public movement in urban centers remained steady, and routine economic activity continued without interruption.

The situation reflected a preference among many residents for maintaining stability and normalcy. Authorities continued to monitor developments while ensuring that public services remained available and that law and order was maintained.

Officials stated that civic and commercial activities proceeded smoothly across the region, with no major incidents reported during the day. Traffic flow remained normal and public facilities continued to operate as scheduled.

The continuation of routine activities across multiple districts highlighted the calm conditions prevailing in Azad Jammu and Kashmir. Residents’ participation in everyday economic, educational and social affairs underscored the region’s focus on maintaining peace and stability despite the protest call.