Pakistan’s troubled Gilgit-Baltistan, Munir instigated the militants in the elections to keep control

Gilgit-Baltistan of Occupied Kashmir upset by Pak rule. In this situation, fearing that the election will be overturned there, Munir’s army uses terrorism as a weapon. Ahead of the elections, there was a massive crackdown as well as the execution of the dreaded militants. It is learned that banned terrorist organizations have been given complete freedom to maintain their control over these provinces. Even the banned militant organizations in Pakistan are contesting the elections.

Elections are going to be held in Gilgit-Baltistan on June 7. Strict action has been taken against all the opposition leaders to ensure that the results of the elections are not against. They have been removed from the election. All India media reports quoting intelligence sources have claimed that some of the political parties contesting these elections are actually terrorist organizations. For example, Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) was banned in Pakistan under the Anti-Terrorism Act of 1997. They are competing as a political party in this election. Diplomatic experts claim that this is not the first time that Pakistan’s militant organizations have been involved in the electoral struggle. Earlier Lashkar-e-Taiba was allowed to contest elections as a political party called ‘Milli Muslim League’. Here too TLP is being used by the army using the same approach.

Some political parties contesting these elections are actually terrorist organizations. For example, Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) was banned in Pakistan under the Anti-Terrorism Act of 1997. They are competing as a political party in this election.

But why this repression in Gilgit-Baltistan by Pak army. In fact, this region located in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir has been against the Pakistani rule for a long time. Many times in the past, the common people here have been seen rising against the government of Pakistan. The army has been accused of repressing the opposition political parties and ordinary people in order to control the situation. Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is the main target of Pakistan Army here. Virtually all the top leaders of this group have been arrested. Those who were not arrested were ordered by the army to leave the area. In other words, fearing to lose control in this region, army chief Asim Munir has come down to use the army and militants to take control of the elections.

It is learned that apart from suppressing the opposition leaders, the army has adopted another strategy, that of fielding candidates of their choice. Here, out of 403 candidates, 272 are independents. Most of these candidates are puppets of the government, who have the full support of the administration and government system. These candidates are campaigning for public support.