The All Parties Conference (APC) has unanimously rejected a top demand by the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) to abolish refugee seats in the AJK Legislative Assembly.
The All Parties Conference (APC) held in Muzaffarabad on Wednesday decisively rejected a key demand from the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) to eliminate refugee seats in the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) legislative assembly. The meeting, aimed at formulating a joint strategy and opinion regarding various demands made by JAAC, saw all parties come together to unanimously dismiss this particular proposal.
According to sources present at the conference, the decision was reached after thorough deliberation among representatives from different political factions. The APC emphasized that any changes to the current electoral system, including the abolition of refugee seats, can only be implemented through a legislative process. This stance underscores the commitment to upholding existing constitutional frameworks and ensuring democratic representation for all segments of society in AJK.
The rejection of this demand by JAAC highlights ongoing political dynamics within the region as various groups continue to voice their opinions on governance issues. The APC's unified response serves as a clear indication that any future discussions on electoral reforms will need to adhere strictly to established legal and constitutional procedures.
