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Taking power to the streets

Residents of Misrial Road burn tires during a demonstration against loadshedding in Rawalpindi. PHOTO: ONLINE

Residents of Misrial Road burn tires during a demonstration against loadshedding in Rawalpindi. PHOTO: ONLINE

Residents of Misrial Road burn tires during a demonstration against loadshedding in Rawalpindi. PHOTO: ONLINE

Residents of Islamabad protest against prolonged loadshedding. PHOTO: MUHAMMAD JAVAID/ THE EXPRESS TRIBUNE

Kids burn tires and block the Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Road in Rawalpindi on Monday. PHOTO: ONLINE

A motorcyclist passes through a road where angry protesters burnt tires in Lahore. PHOTO: INP

Loadshedding protest underway in Attock on Monday. PHOTO: NNI

Fire brigade officials trying to extinguish the IESCO office in Attock after protesters set it on fire. PHOTO: INP

Protesters set tires on fire in Attock during a demonstration against loadshedding on Monday. PHOTO: INP

A child setting tires on fire during protest against loadshedding in Rawalpindi. PHOTO: AGHA MEHROZ/ EXPRESS

Policemen fire teargas to disperse protesters in Faisalabad. PHOTO: ONLINE

Policemen fire teargas to disperse protesters during a demonstration against prolonged loadshedding in Faisalabad. PHOTO: ONLINE

Policeman removes burning tires from a road in Faisalabad. PHOTO: ONLINE

Firefighters extinguish Wapda office set on fire by angry protesters in Attock. PHOTO: ONLINE

A policeman fires tear gas on protesters in Faisalabad. PHOTO: INP

Local residents hold a demonstration against loadshedding in Faisalabad. PHOTO: ONLINE

Local residents hold demonstration against loadshedding in Faisalabad. PHOTO: ONLINE

Protesters set furniture on fire during a demonstration against loadshedding in Sargodha. PHOTO: ISRARUL HAQ/ EXPRESS

Infuriated mobs in different areas of Pakistan carried out rallies against unscheduled, prolonged power outages.

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pari

Jun 20, 2012 - 12:33AM

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You may protest but don’t ruin public property. Kindly apt peaceful way to protest.

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