Sindh Assembly disrupted by opposition protests over "Sindhu Desh Naa Manzoor" chants
Most outlets reported the disruption in the Sindh Assembly caused by opposition lawmakers chanting "Sindhu Desh Naa Manzoor," with the Express Tribune noting the speaker cut short the sitting amid calls for order. Minute Mirror described the protest as causing "chaos" and emphasized the lawmakers' "noisy" actions. Both outlets focused on the protest as the central event, though the Express Tribune added context about the procedural response by the speaker.
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Opposition uproar mars Sindh Assembly session
KARACHI: The Sindh Assembly witnessed noisy scenes on Friday as opposition lawmakers raised slogans, disrupting the proceedings shortly after the session began. The session, chaired by Speaker Syed Awais Qadir Shah, started after considerable delay from its scheduled time of 2:30pm. MQM lawmakers began raising slogans of “Sindhudesh Na Manzoor” at the outset. The speaker asked the members to ma...
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Sindh Assembly chaos as opposition chants “Sindh...
The Sindh Assembly witnessed heated scenes on Friday as opposition lawmakers staged a noisy protest and chanted “Sindhu Desh Na Manzoor,” disrupting proceedings in the house.
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‘Sindhu Desh Naa Manzoor’ chants bring Sindh Assembly to a standstill
Opposition protests derail proceedings as speaker cuts short sitting amid calls for order
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