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Pakistan is accused of fatally shooting 30 unarmed protesters in Kashmir in an overnight crackdown. The mass shooting raises serious questions about use of force and civilian casualties.
Pakistan is accused of shooting and killing 30 unarmed protesters in an overnight crackdown in Kashmir. Shooting dozens of unarmed people in a single incident is a mass casualty event, not a law enforcement operation.
The allegation, if confirmed, describes something beyond crowd control or riot response—it's a mass shooting of civilians. An overnight crackdown that leaves 30 dead raises immediate questions about rules of engagement, command structure, and whether orders were given to fire on crowds. Pakistan will likely dispute the death toll or characterization, but 30 fatalities is difficult to explain away as anything other than a serious use-of-force incident.
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