Recounting the events that unfolded during a 34-day alleged siege in the Shaheedabad Baloch area of the Sudhnoti district in Pakistan-administered Jammu and Kashmir, local resident Uncle Rasheed has accused Pakistani forces of looting, damaging homes, and wreaking havoc in the area.
According to Uncle Rasheed, local residents spent weeks living in fear, uncertainty, and hardship. He stated that the alleged siege restricted the movement of people, making it difficult for citizens to obtain even daily necessities.
Uncle Rasheed, a member of the Jammu and Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee, shares his harrowing account.
Uncle Rasheed claimed that numerous homes and properties were damaged during this period, while goods were allegedly looted from certain locations. He described these 34 days as a time of intense mental anguish and fear for the local population.
He noted that families remained confined to their homes throughout the siege, with many constantly worried about the safety of their loved ones and other residents in the area.
According to Uncle Rasheed, the events in Shaheedabad Baloch have left a deep impact on the local population, and affected families are still struggling to recover from the losses and trauma experienced during that period.
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