The violence centers on the allocation of 12 parliamentary seats reserved for refugees currently living outside the region. Critics argue these electoral arrangements effectively undermine local representation, stripping residents of their direct influence over regional governance. This perceived disenfranchisement ignited the latest wave of resistance.
Despite a formal government ban on its activities, the Joint Action Committee continues to organize mass demonstrations. Security forces remain on high alert, attempting to block planned marches and contain the spread of civil disobedience. The escalating death toll underscores the volatility of the region as political factions refuse to yield on the contentious electoral reforms.
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