Pakistan

Social bane: Aerial firing unchecked in Pindi

Locals express concern over an indifferent attitude of police

APP March 02, 2017

Locals express concern over an indifferent attitude of police. PHOTO: STOCK IMAGE

RAWALPINDI: Aerial firing in merry occasions has become a big nuisance for the residents of Waris Khan area in Rawalpindi. Locals have expressed concern over what they claim is the indifferent attitude of police and district administration for not taking any action as it could result in death or injury in the locality.

Published in The Express Tribune, March 2^nd, 2017.

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