Protesters for restoration of provincial status of Bahawalpur
By Our Correspondent
April 06, 2018
BAHAWALPUR: Activists of Tehrik Bahali Soba Bahawalpur Thursday staged a demonstration in dried River Sutlej, demanding restoration of provincial status for Bahawalpur and revival of the river. Tehrik Bahali Soba Bhawalpur leader Aasia Kamil, PTI leader Syed Tehseen Gardezi and Yusuf Akram Abbasi led the protesters. The protesters urged the Pakistani government to raise the issue of River Sutlej in International Commission of Arbitration.
MAN ARRESTED: The Bahawalpur Airport Security Force arrested an armed man on Thursday. The airport security force arrested accused Shahidul Haq of Mamoonabad with a pistol and bullets. Later, the ASF handed him over to the Baghdadul Jadeed police.
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