After days of violent protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), which resulted in at least 10 deaths and numerous injuries, the federal government and protest leaders signed an agreement to restore peace. The accord includes a 25-point plan addressing various demands, such as compensation for victims, improvements in education and healthcare, and infrastructure development, including the construction of tunnels and an international airport. While the agreement aims to alleviate local grievances and enhance governance by reducing the cabinet size, it underscores the chronic instability and dissatisfaction in PoK. This situation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Pakistan in maintaining order in its administered territories, further complicating its internal and external relations.