Schools, universities shut amid protests in Pakistan province
Authorities in Pakistan's most populous province ordered all educational institutes shut for Oct. 18, as students stage protests after reports of a college campus rape spread online. The closure, which encompasses playgroups to universities, will affect about 26 million children in addition to adult learners in eastern Punjab province.
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) political committee announced on Wednesday called for nationwide protests on Friday in ...
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