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In Pakistan's Sindh province, protests are escalating over the death of Shah Nawaz Kunbhar, a blasphemy suspect killed by police in an alleged encounter. The Sindh Youth Action Committee, along with the victim's family, is demanding an impartial investigation and the arrest of responsible officers. The group claims senior police officials are involved and has raised concerns about growing extremist influence in Sindh.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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