Pakistan: Awami Tareek holds march to protest against govt's plan to build six canals on Indus River
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The Awami Tehreek held a 12-kilometer march in Karachi, Pakistan, to protest against the federal government's plan to build six canals on the Indus River and proposed amendments to the Indus River System Authority Act. The protesters accused the PPP leadership of approving the canals as a conspiracy to deprive Sindh of its water resources.
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