Police in Pakistan-administered Kashmir arrest dozens of supporters of an outlawed group ahead of a planned rally, according to reports from both outlets. The group is described as being banned by authorities and is said to have called for a public demonstration focused on improved services and greater rights. The arrests take place before the event, with police presenting the action as part of efforts to prevent unrest or illegal activity connected to the gathering. The outlets do not provide details on the number of people arrested beyond a reference to “dozens,” nor do they name the group in the provided excerpts. No information is included in the summaries on the charges, where detainees are held, or whether any protesters have been injured or criminal charges have been filed. The reports emphasize the timing of the arrests relative to the rally and the group’s demand for better services and expanded rights. Overall, both sources describe the arrests as a pre-emptive move by police ahead of the scheduled demonstration in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.