In Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), tensions are escalating as the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) has announced an indefinite strike commencing June 9, 2026. This decision follows the government's failure to fulfill commitments made under the Muzaffarabad Agreement, which was signed in late 2025 after significant protests. The agreement aimed to address a 32-point charter of demands, including reductions in electricity tariffs, wheat subsidies, and necessary governance reforms. JAAC leaders, including Shaukat Nawaz Mir, had previously set a deadline of May 31, 2026, for the implementation of these commitments. After multiple failed negotiations, JAAC rejected government claims of progress and proceeded with the strike announcement. The group has warned of potential government crackdowns, including enforced disappearances and internet shutdowns, to quell protests. Indian intelligence reports suggest that the Pakistani military is employing coercive measures and disinformation to address the genuine economic grievances of the populace, reflecting tactics previously seen in Balochistan. The situation in PoK remains tense as the JAAC prepares for mobilization.