Pakistan clashes deaths: Indian-American Congressman calls for sanctions against Pakistan officials

Deccan Herald

Summary

88:88
Reportedly, four people were killed and 50 injured in a crackdown by authorities on a protest march by jailed former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party towards Islamabad demanding his release.
ABP Live
88:88
Pakistan’s army has been ordered to “shoot at sight” after clashes with demonstrators killed four soldiers and at least one protester, according to reports.
Asianet Newsable
88:88
As tens of thousands of Khan’s supporters stormed the capital on Tuesday in defiance of government orders, the army and paramilitary forces were deployed in huge numbers and issued with shoot-to-kill orders to try to stop the crowds reaching the heart of Islamabad’s sensitive Red Zone, which houses the parliament, supreme court and prime minister’s residence.
Guardian
88:88
On Wednesday morning, city workers were cleaning up debris and clearing the shipping containers that had been used by authorities to block roads leading into the capital to halt the protesters’ march.
Aljazeera

■ Story #5 ▪

issue 88:88 ▪

137 items ▪

25 sources ▪

updated 88:88

Posts

Frontpage