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Power outages fuels violence in Lahore, Faisalabad | The Nation
Major cities of Punjab on Monday once again witnessed the violence during protest demonstration against prolonged power outages.
According to media reports, one demonstrators was killed while other sustained serious injuries when a guard on Gas station opened fire to disperse violent protesters.
According to the details, in Daroghawala and Shalimar areas of provincial capital, a large number of people gathered and blocked the road by setting tires on fire. The protesters also forcibly got the shops closed during the protest.
A guard at the petrol pump fired upon the mob in a bid to stop them from damaging the facility. One protester was killed while the other sustained serious injuries. The protesters got further infuriated and set the pump on fire.
In Faisalabad, distraught people, protested against the protracted hours of load shedding, took to road this morning and staged a novel demonstration.
The protesters including laborers danced to the beat of dhol (drum) on Sumandri Road; but, before long, they developed aggression and went on rampage, defiling two vehicles.
The angry youths, wielding batons, forced the closure of bazaar and then headed the bus stop, where they unleashed their fury over two cars.
The protesters said the power outage sapped out the business completely with joblessness on the rise with no one to help around.
Major cities of Punjab on Monday once again witnessed the violence during protest demonstration against prolonged power outages.
According to media reports, one demonstrators was killed while other sustained serious injuries when a guard on Gas station opened fire to disperse violent protesters.
According to the details, in Daroghawala and Shalimar areas of provincial capital, a large number of people gathered and blocked the road by setting tires on fire. The protesters also forcibly got the shops closed during the protest.
A guard at the petrol pump fired upon the mob in a bid to stop them from damaging the facility. One protester was killed while the other sustained serious injuries. The protesters got further infuriated and set the pump on fire.
In Faisalabad, distraught people, protested against the protracted hours of load shedding, took to road this morning and staged a novel demonstration.
The protesters including laborers danced to the beat of dhol (drum) on Sumandri Road; but, before long, they developed aggression and went on rampage, defiling two vehicles.
The angry youths, wielding batons, forced the closure of bazaar and then headed the bus stop, where they unleashed their fury over two cars.
The protesters said the power outage sapped out the business completely with joblessness on the rise with no one to help around.