“No one should be allowed to disturb law and order or attempt to create unrest through violence during the election process,” he said, adding: “We know their agenda. When that failed, he alleged, JAAC members began organising long marches, sit-ins, strikes, road blockades and other disruptive activities across the region. AJK govt says JAAC sought to disrupt election processEarlier, the AJK government accused the banned JAAC of attempting to sabotage the election process by violence and vowed that law enforcement agencies would maintain the writ of the state at all costs. He alleged that the banned JAAC had attempted to sabotage the election process, saying disruptive elements had tried to keep the public away from the polls. Hanif said that after the election process in Mirpur Division concluded, disruptive elements carried out activities in Rawalakot to influence the next phase of the elections.