‘Forty-five people were killed before July 27, and a list of their names was compiled by consulting their family members. The local press is heavily censored and has not been permitted to cover the crackdown. The armed men then opened fire, according to an eyewitness and a second person with relatives in the village. Those refugees settled across Pakistan and are registered to vote in the four provinces, not in Azad Kashmir. The deadliest days came on 27 and 28 July, when the JAAC marched into Rawalakot in defiance of the curfew.