MUZAFFARABAD: Life has largely returned to normal across several parts of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) after successful negotiations between the government and the Awami Action Committee.
In Muzaffarabad, Bagh, and various adjoining districts, mobile phone services have been fully restored, while shops, markets, and commercial centers have reopened, bringing a sense of relief to local residents and traders. Traffic has resumed smoothly on major roads, signaling a significant return to routine daily activities after days of disruptions.
In Bagh, commercial activity has picked up momentum as markets are now fully functional, and attendance in government offices has returned to normal, ensuring the smooth operation of administrative affairs.
According to local authorities, mobile networks and internet services are being reinstated in phases, prioritizing both operational stability and security considerations.
The breakthrough in talks between the government and the Awami Action Committee centered on key public demands, including economic relief measures, electricity tariff concerns, and broader governance issues.
Officials confirmed that a joint oversight committee has been established to ensure the implementation of the agreed reforms and to maintain peace and order in the region.
Residents have welcomed the resolution, describing it as a positive and much-needed step toward long-term stability, improved governance, and stronger public trust.
Many expressed hope that this agreement would pave the way for sustained development and a more constructive relationship between the government and local communities.
