Anti-Pakistan Protests Erupt in Jammu and Kashmir After Deadly Encounter

Anti-Pakistan protests took place in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district after an encounter with terrorists resulted in the deaths of four Indian Army personnel. Demonstrators, including civil society groups and regional organizations, accused Pakistan of supporting terrorism and demanded stronger action against militants in the region.

Anti-Pakistan protests erupted in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district on Tuesday following an encounter with terrorists that left four Army personnel dead. Demonstrators voiced strong sentiments against Pakistan, burning effigies and accusing the neighboring country of sponsoring terrorism.

The deadly gunfight, which began on Monday evening, marks the third major encounter in Doda's forests in three weeks, underscoring the region's volatile security situation.

Protesters, led by groups such as Shiv Sena Dogra Front and Mission Statehood, demanded more robust action against the militants, criticizing the government's failure to curb such attacks. Civil society members also joined the protests, adding to the chorus for immediate and significant measures.