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Relatives protest killing in Quetta
QUETTA: Bereaved relatives of the slain One Jan Muhammad staged a protest demonstration in front of Sadar police station which was shelled upon by police on Monday.
According to details, Jan Muhammad was killed when unidentified men opened fire on him in Kali Ismail area. The protestors burnt tires and blocked road the main Sadar road for traffic. Disgruntled relatives while protesting the killing of Jan tried to torch a police mobile van. The police in an effort to disperse the crowd fired tear gas shells and resorted to aerial firing.
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