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A man named Mohsin climbed a mobile phone tower in protest after being issued a fine of Rs2,000 in the federal capital. Rescue officials negotiated with him and brought him down safely, after which the police took him into custody on charges of attempting suicide.
According to the incident, rescue and fire brigade vehicles arrived to save a man named Mohsin who was climbing a mobile phone tower on Wednesday afternoon. The citizen had said that he would only get down if the Interior Minister were to come there himself and assure him.
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