Tensions explode in Pakistan-administered Kashmir as protests over disputed legislative seats leave at least 40 dead, sparking crackdowns, banned activist groups, and a chilling election atmosphere. With elections looming in three phases starting July 27th, candidates now hold private home meetings amid fears of violence and state repression. International voices, including the UN, demand investigations, while India and Pakistan trade blame — Pakistan’s former foreign minister calls for truth and reconciliation, citing 40 days of internet blackouts. Despite the chaos, Pakistan’s Kashmir minister insists elections are essential — but many on the ground question whether any vote can be credible under these conditions.
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