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MARTYRED YOUSMARG RESISTANCE FIGHTER IDENTIFIED AS YASIR, OF AJK/PAKISTANI ORIGIN, AS INDIAN REGIME RECYCLES DEBUNKED CLAIMS
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The resistance fighter martyred during the Indian forces operation in the Yousmarg area of the Pir Panjal has been identified as Yasir, believed to be of AJK or Pakistani origin. Tributes have poured in across social media from Kashmiris and Pakistanis honouring his sacrifice for the Kashmiri liberation cause.
The Indian regime has attributed his presence to Lashkar-e-Taibah, repeating its standard formula of linking every resistance fighter to a Pakistani organisation regardless of the evidence. Kashmir Conflict states what the documented record shows. Yasir is said to have conducted operations alongside PAFF, an indigenous Kashmiri resistance organisation the Indian regime has also falsely labelled an LeT front. The two attributions cannot both be simultaneously accurate on the Indian regime's own terms.
More significantly, the Indian regime alleged it had killed this same individual during an operation last year and further linked him to the Pahalgam attack, a claim Kashmir Conflict debunked at the time. The Indian regime has a documented and repeated pattern of announcing the deaths of resistance figures who subsequently reappear, of recycling names across multiple alleged kills, and of attaching convenient attributions, including Pahalgam, to whoever it claims to have neutralised most recently.
A Pakistani or AJK-origin individual choosing to fight alongside the Kashmiri resistance is not evidence of a Pakistani state conspiracy. It is evidence of solidarity. Kashmiris have received fighters, support, and sacrifice from across the Muslim world throughout their liberation struggle. That solidarity is theirs to accept. The Indian regime's attempt to weaponise it as proof of foreign direction is the same argument it has made for seventy years to avoid the question it cannot answer: why do Kashmiris keep fighting?
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