“Echoes of Innocence: The Forgotten Voices of AJK”

In the serene valleys of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, where the breeze once whispered lullabies of peace, a brutal rupture has darkened the skies. An Indian military strike, draped in cold precision, snatched away three irreplaceable lives: a young student whose dreams danced in notebooks, her protective brother who stood beside her like a silent shield, and the tender-hearted 7-year-old son of a decorated army officer — a child who wore his father’s medals with pride, unaware of the weight they carried. This heart-wrenching tragedy is not just a footnote in the annals of border conflict; it is a testament to the cost of unresolved enmity. These innocent souls are not mere casualties — they are martyrs of a war they never chose, their names etched in the soil they loved. In every echo through these mountains, one hears their unfinished stories — of youth, courage, and innocence caught in the crossfire.