Monday, April 15, 2019
ہزارہ برادری کا دھرنا: وزیر مملکت کی ہر قسم کی سکیورٹی کی یقین دہانی
پاکستان کے وفاقی وزیر مملکت برائے داخلہ امور شہر یار آفریدی نے کہا ہے کہ ہزارہ قبیلے سے تعلق رکھنے والے افراد کے ساتھ ظلم عظیم ہوا ہے اور موجودہ حکومت ان کے شانہ بشانہ کھڑی ہے۔
شہریار آفریدی کوئٹہ کی سبزی منڈی میں خود کش حملے میں ہلاک ہونے والے افراد کے لواحقین سے اظہار تعزیت کے لیے ہزارہ ٹاؤن میں واقع امام بارگاہ گئے۔
تاہم ہزارہ برادری کے رہنماؤں کا کہنا ہے کہ انہیں امید تھی کہ وزیر اعظم عمران خان خود ان کے پاس آتے۔
واضح رہے کہ کوئٹہ کے علاقے ہزار گنجی کی سبزی منڈی میں ہونے والے خود کش حملے کے خلاف ہزارہ قبیلے کے افراد کا دھرنا جاری ہے۔ یہ واقعہ جمعے کو اس وقت پیش آیا تھا جب ہزارہ قبیلے کے پھل اور سبزی فروش وہاں خریداری کے لیے گئے تھے۔ اس واقعے میں کم از کم 20 افراد ہلاک اور 40 سے زیادہ زخمی ہوئے تھے۔
Hazara protesters want PM Khan to visit victims' families
Saleem ShahidUpdated April 15, 2019
Protestors in Karachi shout slogans as they protest against the Friday blast at the Hazarganji vegetable and fruit market. — AFP
QUETTA: Amid heavy showers and cold weather, members of the Hazara community continued their sit-in for a third consecutive day, demanding that Prime Minister Imran Khan come to Quetta and assure them of protection and impartial implementation of the National Action Plan (NAP).
The western bypass, which links the city with highways, remained blocked for traffic as security forces surrounded the area where the Hazara families had set up their protest camp against the Friday blast at the Hazarganji vegetable and fruit market.
The suicide attack resulted in the killing of 19 people, including eight members of the Hazara community. Eleven others belonged to different tribes. Among them, there was one security official who was on duty at the blast site.
Representing the protesters, Advocate Tahir Hazara expressed dismay over the federal government’s attitude and regretted that Prime Minister Imran Khan had no time to visit Quetta after the tragic incident of Hazarganji.....continue reading....
QUETTA: Amid heavy showers and cold weather, members of the Hazara community continued their sit-in for a third consecutive day, demanding that Prime Minister Imran Khan come to Quetta and assure them of protection and impartial implementation of the National Action Plan (NAP).
The western bypass, which links the city with highways, remained blocked for traffic as security forces surrounded the area where the Hazara families had set up their protest camp against the Friday blast at the Hazarganji vegetable and fruit market.
The suicide attack resulted in the killing of 19 people, including eight members of the Hazara community. Eleven others belonged to different tribes. Among them, there was one security official who was on duty at the blast site.
Representing the protesters, Advocate Tahir Hazara expressed dismay over the federal government’s attitude and regretted that Prime Minister Imran Khan had no time to visit Quetta after the tragic incident of Hazarganji.....continue reading....
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