Authorities have decided to take strict action against individuals associated with the banned Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC), including its financiers and facilitators.
According to official sources, details of properties owned by individuals linked to the banned organisation in various cities across Pakistan have been sought as part of an expanded crackdown.
The decision includes freezing the Computerised National Identity Cards (CNICs), passports, and bank accounts of those found to be affiliated with the banned group.
Officials said the measures are being taken on the basis of the individuals’ links with the banned outfit, while relevant authorities have been directed to collect records of their assets and financial holdings.
Rawalakot incident video shows violent attack by banned JAAC
Earlier, on 7 June, a disturbing and horrific video surfaced showing a violent attack by banned Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) protestors and the desecration of a body in Rawalakot involving Azad Jammu and Kashmir police personnel.
Members of the outlawed organisation, the JAAC, carried out a premeditated attack in CMH Rawalakot, firing directly at the police and law enforcement agencies.
The video showed a violent attack and the desecration of the body of a martyred police officer. This heinous act exposed the malicious and terrorist face of the banned Joint Awami Action Committee.
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