Turmoil of the innocent: Protests across the country

Angry residents on Sunday demanded government protection from an onslaught of attacks against Shia Muslims, a day after scores of people were killed in a massive bombing that a local official said was a sign that security agencies were too scared to do their jobs.

Thousands of women refused Monday to bury victims of another bloody bombing and a strike shut down Pakistan's biggest city Karachi as protesters across the country demanded protection for Shia Muslims. — Photos by Agencies

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Syed rizvi

Feb 19, 2013 07:47pm

Can some institution come forward and save pakistan from destruction,please dont delaynandcontrolthe situation,it diesnt matter who.act now,before it is too late this A Sos call

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syed asif zafar

Feb 19, 2013 02:17pm

Pakistan need fresh & fare goverement to deal all issues .Pakistan need to esablish new force.Because ploice cannot do any thing.They do have any training to deal any law in order problems facing pakistan.I belive pakistan need to establish new force wthich help some current army force plus exarmy people and some new faces.establish force call CIVIL SECURITY FORCE (CSF) and police deptt.complete shutdown and reappoint some good one in new force. Syed Asif jeddah

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Ali

Feb 19, 2013 04:00pm

i have strong reservations and grief over the incumbent brutal killings of the inocent hazara community. which should end as soon as possible and the governmeent should meet their demands on the democratic footings. i strongly condemn the current killings, hope the government will take the miscreants on book and deal with them with iron hands.

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Jabeen

Feb 19, 2013 10:11am

I have no problem with shias but what bothers me as a Muslim is what's written on the coffins in one of the photos.

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Mueed

Feb 20, 2013 06:12am

why does it bother you?!? Beacause you cant stand the sight of diversity of thought?!

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Lala

Feb 20, 2013 08:19pm

What is wrong with "Labbaek Yaa Hussain"? As per the Holy Prophet (PBUH), Hasan and Hussain are the Kings of Jannaat, so why not have their names on the coffin when it is them these shaheeds will eventually meet.

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Ali Jaffery

Feb 21, 2013 02:19pm

No name is bigger than the name of our Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) then why don't we write his name on the coffin? cause its disrespect my friend, that's why we don't write Hasan or Hussain's name on the coffin also. P.S I am not a Sunni or a Shia, I am what my Prophet (P.B.U.H) was "A MUSLIM"

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