Demonstration: PPP protest against suspension of SHO

The protestors burnt tyres on the road.

Express August 27, 2011
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Demonstration: PPP protest against suspension of SHO
THATTA: The workers of Pakistan Peoples Party protested at the Thatta-Badin Road against the suspension of Sajawal SHO Naveed Khan. The protestors burnt tyres on the road. They dispersed after DSP Sajawal assured them to address their demands.

Published in The Express Tribune, August 27th,  2011.
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