Pakistan-administered Kashmir's Supreme Court Upholds Refugee Seats, Paving Way for Elections

The highest court in Pakistan-administered Kashmir has ruled to retain seats for refugees. The decision confirms representation for displaced voters in the region. By upholding these seats, the court removes a legal obstacle to scheduled elections. Election officials can now proceed with voter registration and campaigning. The ruling is seen as a step toward inclusive political participation. Opposition parties have welcomed the judgment but await implementation details. International monitors will observe the electoral process for fairness. The upcoming elections are expected to take place later this year.