88 Protesters Arrested in Islamabad Pro-Kashmir Rally Sent to Jail
Most outlets reported that an Anti-Terrorism Court in Islamabad sent 88 arrested individuals to jail for an identification parade in a case linked to a pro-Kashmir protest. Dawn specified the protest was held to express solidarity with Kashmiri protesters, while Daily Times described it as a protest "related to Kashmir." Both headlines led with the court's action and the number of accused, but Dawn included the framing of solidarity, which Daily Times omitted.
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88 protesters held at pro-Kashmir rally in Islamabad sent on judicial remand
ISLAMABAD: An anti-terrorism court on Tuesday sent 88 people arrested in connection with a protest held to express solidarity with protesters of Kashmir to jail on judicial remand for an identification parade. Judge Abdul Ghafoor Kakar passed the order after the police produced all 88 suspects before the court following their arrest in a case registered at Shalimar police station. During the pr...
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ATC sends 88 accused to jail for identification parade in AJK protest case
An Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) in Islamabad on Tuesday sent 88 arrested suspects to jail for an identification parade in a case registered over a protest related to Kashmir. The accused were produced before Duty Judge Abdul Ghafoor Kakar by the police. After hearing the prosecution, the court directed the authorities to complete the identification parade […]
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