Voters in Pakistan-administered Kashmir are casting their ballots in the final phase of the region's general elections, amidst heightened security concerns. The polls, which began on July 15, have seen a significant turnout despite the presence of militant groups and separatist movements in the region. As Pakistan and India continue to dispute the status of Kashmir, the elections in the Pakistan-administered sector are seen as a crucial test of democratic legitimacy in the region. The outcome of the elections is expected to have far-reaching implications for the future of Pakistan's Kashmir policy and the region's fragile peace.
Final phase of voting in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, despite security fears
