Mahmood Kashmiri, chairman of the Jammu and Kashmir National Independence Alliance (JKNIA), has accused Pakistan of deploying thousands of security personnel in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) and committing what he describes as 'massacres' against local residents. In a recent video statement, he expressed concern over the deteriorating situation, attributing it to the influx of armed individuals and weapons into the region. Kashmiri urged local police to maintain their duties and resist any external pressures until the withdrawal of Pakistani forces. He highlighted incidents where local youth intercepted vehicles allegedly transporting weapons from Pakistan, which he claims pose a significant threat to public safety. Kashmiri warned that armed groups could target civilians and security personnel, escalating violence in the area. He called for Pakistan to withdraw its military presence to allow residents to live peacefully. Additionally, Kashmiri noted that the Kashmiri diaspora in the United Kingdom is planning protests against these alleged abuses, with demonstrations set to occur in cities such as Bradford, Birmingham, Manchester, and London.