The Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) has announced plans to resume its long march on Muzaffarabad on July 15 if its demands remain unmet by July 14.Core member Umar Nazir Kashmiri stated that the march, previously halted in Rawalakot on June 10, will follow established protocols.He emphasized the need for demand implementation by the deadline, with potential consequences if not met.The situation escalated with casualties reported during the food convoy operation, highlighting the tension between authorities and protesters.JAAC's leadership reiterated their commitment to peaceful demonstrations while demanding accountability for past grievances.The incident underscores the ongoing political and social unrest in the region, with significant implications for local governance and security.The march's resumption reflects the group's determination to push for their demands, despite the risks involved.Authorities are under pressure to address the protesters' concerns to prevent further escalation.This development marks a critical moment in the ongoing conflict, with potential repercussions for regional stability.