Protests in Pakistan-Administered Kashmir End After Government Concedes to Demands

Authorities agree to substantial subsidies on flour and electricity following violent clashes that resulted in multiple deaths and injuries.

Four people, including a police officer, died during the protests against price hikes.
The government approved an $82 million aid package to lower the cost of living.
Protesters had mobilized over demands for reduced prices of essential goods and services.
The unrest reflects broader economic challenges facing Pakistan, including high inflation.
The resolution coincides with ongoing IMF negotiations for a new loan program.