KARACHI (Reuters) - Two Pakistani boys were killed on Thursday when police and gunmen exchanged fire in Karachi during protests by supporters of opposition leader Benazir Bhutto, police said."Two children have been killed in firing by unidentified men in the Lyari area," said senior city police official Fayyaz Khan, referring to an impoverished city neighborhood well known as a Bhutto stronghold. The firing occurred as police chased small groups of young men protesting over President Pervez Musharraf's imposition of a state of emergency on November 3, he said.
Friday, November 16, 2007
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You, the brave students of Lums, are already doing a fine job. Keep it up and keep going. Allah will be with you.
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Musharraf must step down as quickly as possible. Militias make mistake facing Lawsk illing others. Pakistanese people deserve their freedom. Nice country, nice people must fight for democracy and find their own way to rule themselves. May God bless this People in this Country.
Seems to me most Pakistanis prefer the total corruption of a Bhutto coalition, i.e. political suicide to a more stable environment. Go figure
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