A police spokesperson stated that the police forces are not the only ones targeted by
rioters. "These Molotovs, rocks, fireworks, and other attack devices are aimed at civilians as well as police forces, who attempt to thwart and minimize these violent riots."
"We're also aware there may be an upcoming walkout and recognize some
Rioters are not feeling heard," said Riot's chief diversity officer Angela Roseboro, in a copy of the message on the company's private Slack obtained by Waypoint.
The Hindu
rioters were resorted to arson and ransacking of the property of Muslims.
This is probably because they (the
rioters) do not understand our work.
On the other hand, countrywide crackdown against the
rioters is underway and as per the Ministry of Interior, nearly 1800
rioters have been apprehended so far by law enforcement agencies for being allegedly involved in destruction and harassment of citizens during protests that broke out after acquittal of Aasia Bibi.
As per the yesterday's report of the Ministry of Interior, nearly 1800
rioters have been apprehended, countrywide, by law enforcement agencies for being allegedly involved in riots.
Orders have also been issued to imprison 19
rioters under the Maintenance of Public Order (MPO).
Minister of State for Interior Shehryar Afridi has summoned a report from the FIA, National Database Registration Authority (NADRA) and Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) regarding the identities of the
rioters.
Islamabad -- The interior ministry has started criminal proceedings against
rioters involved in destroying property during the three-day countrywide protests against a Supreme Court verdict acquitting Asia Bibi, a Christian woman who had been on death row in a blasphemy case.
Meanwhile, criminal proceedings are under way against
rioters and police has been registering cases and arresting those involved in damaging property and harassing citizens.
FIA, NADRA, PTA to submit reportregarding identities of
rioters 500
rioters booked, 12 arrested in Islamabad 19
rioters to be imprisoned under MPO ISLAMABAD: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) on Monday started collecting data of protesters who destroyed properties and incited violence amid country-wide demonstrations following Supreme Court verdict acquitting Aasiya Bibi.
Earlier, Minister of State for Interior Shehryar Afridi has summoned a report today from the FIA, National Database Registration Authority (NADRA) and Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) regarding the identities of the
rioters.
Commenting on the unrests, Takht Ravanchi said that
rioters and their foreign sponsors misused the economic problems to destabilize the country.
Tehran prosecutor Abbas Jafari-Dowlatabadi has said that 70 suspect
rioters have been released on bail after interrogation over the past 48 hours, Mizan news agency reported.
