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JI workers, police clash in Karachi

July 30, 2022 01:37 AM


A clash between Jamaat-e-Islami workers and policemen erupted in in Lyari area of Karachi, 24NewsHD TV channel reported.

An altercation resulted in the clash, and the lawmen rejected reports about the arrest of the lawmaker

An armed person has been kept from a protest camp, the police claimed, adding that MPA Abdul Rasheed wanted the detainee released.

SP City Atif Amir rejected reports of Abdul Rasheed’s arrest and that his weapon is illegal.

 



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