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Pakistan has consistently acted as an aggressor against India, causing disturbances both directly and indirectly on the territory of Jammu and Kashmir. By targeting India, Pakistan has sought to establish hegemony over the region through both timely and untimely measures. The attack in 1947 represents the first direct assault on Jammu and Kashmir, revealing Pakistan's intentions towards the region and its inhabitants. This assault was not only brutal but also resulted in demographic changes and alterations to the territorial boundaries of the state. It displaced thousands of families, effects that persisted for several decades. Moreover, Pakistan's actions led to the bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir, with a portion of the land unlawfully occupied by Pakistan, known as Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK). This paper aims to analyse the suffering experienced by displaced families of PoJK following their displacement, as well as the dynamics of their identity in the contemporary context. Therefore, Pakistan remains not only an aggressor but also continues to inflict harm upon India through numerous strategic actions.