What did the AJK (Azad Jammu and Kashmir) frontier people want during the 1947 independence?

During the 1947 independence, people in the frontier areas of Jammu and Kashmir, who were predominantly Muslim, overwhelmingly wanted to join Pakistan. This desire was fueled by a combination of factors, including popular sentiment, a rebellion against the Hindu ruler's administration, and the desire for self-determination. In response to these desires and subsequent events, the provisional Azad Jammu and Kashmir government was established in Rawalpindi on October 3, 1947, to represent the people who wanted to be a part of Pakistan.