India has condemned the recent violent protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), which have led to multiple deaths, characterizing them as a direct result of Pakistan’s oppressive governance and exploitation of the region’s resources. The Ministry of External Affairs emphasized that Jammu and Kashmir, including Ladakh, remains an integral part of India, asserting that Pakistan must be held accountable for its human rights violations. The protests, driven by demands for improved public facilities and reforms, have resulted in significant unrest, with clashes reported in several areas. This situation underscores the ongoing turmoil in PoJK and highlights the need for accountability and reform in the region, further illustrating the complexities of the India-Pakistan relationship regarding territorial claims and human rights issues.