Tensions remained high across Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) on Monday as Pakistani security forces reportedly used tear gas against protesters following fresh clashes with workers of the Joint Awami Action Committee. A communications blackout and shutter-down strike continued across parts of PoJK after deadly clashes in Rawalakot and Muzaffarabad left seven civilians dead on Sunday night, according to Dawn. Anti-Pakistan protests also spread to Bhimbar and Kotli, drawing hundreds onto the streets. Voice of lawmakers 50+ British MPs write to UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper Who led it?>> Imran Hussain, MP for Bradford East and chair of the APPG on Kashmir What triggered the letter?>> Reports of internet and mobile service blackouts>> Arrests, including reported British nationals>> Breakdown of talks between authorities and protesters Why are MPs concerned?>> British Kashmiris reportedly unable to contact relatives in PoJK>> Fear that communication restrictions could worsen unrest Quick view >> Areas affected: Muzaffarabad, Rawalakot, Bhimbar, Kotli>> Reported deaths: 7 civilians>> Restrictions: Internet and mobile services disrupted>> International response: 50+ British MPs raise concerns This story has been …