Amir Muqam addresses Jeeve Pakistan rally in Muzaffarabad
The rally was held in Azad Kashmir's capital, with no further details immediately available from the initial reports.
Muzaffarabad, the capital of Azad Kashmir, hosted a Jeeve Pakistan rally, and Amir Muqam addressed the gathering, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan and Radio Pakistan.
Both outlets carried the story under headlines noting the rally and Muqam's participation. Neither report provided the full text of his speech, the number of people in attendance, or the names of other speakers in the initial versions reviewed by Skardu Times.
The rally's name, Jeeve Pakistan, is a slogan used at public events to express support for the country. The reports did not say when the rally was held, who organised it, or whether any resolutions were passed.
Associated Press of Pakistan and Radio Pakistan are government-run media organisations. Their summaries were brief and did not include additional reporting beyond the headline and standfirst.
The Associated Press of Pakistan filed its report on 23 September 2026, and Radio Pakistan carried a matching headline on the same day, according to the feeds reviewed for this article.
The reports did not include any quoted remarks from Muqam, and Skardu Times could not independently verify what he said at the rally.
No further details were immediately available. The story is based on the brief reports carried by the two outlets, and any additional information will be added as it is released.
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