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Persecution of Ahmadiyya community grows in Pakistan

The desecration of Ahmadiyya places of worship in Pakistan continues with the latest incident occurring on December 22, 2023, in Samanduri, District Faisalabad. Police officials reportedly destroyed the minarets of an Ahmadiyya worship place in the presence of the Assistant Commissioner (AC). The targeted worship place, constructed in 1956, had been under threat from extremists since the previous year. Despite efforts by authorities to maintain control, the situation escalated, marking the 42nd desecration of an Ahmadiyya worship place last year alone. After demolishing the minarets, the police reportedly removed the debris, disregarding a judgement from the Lahore High Court (LHC)

Long march mainstreams Baloch rights movement

The relatives of the missing Baloch individuals arrived in Islamabad to voice their concerns against the fake encounters, hoping to present their grievances before the Caretaker Prime Minister Anwar-ul-Haq Kakar, who hails from their own province.However, the peaceful male and female protesters had no idea that they would become victims of this brutality. Tear gas shells would be fired at them, they would be targeted with water cannons, and they would be subjected to severe baton charges so that they could be deterred from raising their voices for their rights again. Despite efforts to block the Long March against the

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