Shahbaz taseer’s abduction: Minorities ask govt to step up efforts

The protesters carried banners in support of late Salmaan Taseer, the former Punjab governor.

Express September 04, 2011
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FAISALABAD: All Pakistan Minorities Alliance Faislabad chapter took out a rally in protest against law enforcement agencies failure to make progress in Shahbaz Taseer’s abduction case. The rally started at Press Club and ended at Katchery Chowk. The protesters carried banners in support of late Salmaan Taseer, the former Punjab governor. They demanded provincial government to step up  efforts for Taseer’s recovery.

Published in The Express Tribune, September 5th,  2011.
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