Funeral prayers held for two citizens killed by Indian firing at border
Most outlets reported that funeral prayers were held for two Pakistani citizens killed by Indian firing along the border, using similar phrasing to describe the event. All excerpts emphasized the "unprovoked" nature of the Indian firing and noted the location as Kasur. The framing and wording were largely consistent across the coverage.
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Funeral prayers held for citizens martyred by Indian firing
KASUR: Funeral prayers were offered for the two Pakistani citizens martyred by unprovoked Indian firing along the Pak-India border. A large number of people attended the funeral prayers of the citizens martyred by unprovoked Indian firing. Azmat Rasool and Mohsin Jatt, martyred due to Indian aggression, were laid to rest in their native village, Jattan Wali Haveli, Ladhar. High morale among the...
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Funeral prayers for 2 citizens martyred by Indian firing at Pak-India border offered in Kasur
Funeral prayers were offered for the two Pakistani citizens martyred by unprovoked Indian firing along the Pak-India border, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Sunday.
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