(7 May 2025)
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Karachi, Pakistan – 7 May 2025
1. Various of Indian flag burning and image of Indian Prime Minister Modi covered with shoe mark
2. Various of protesters chanting slogans, including (Urdu): “War will continue until destruction of India”
3. Various of protesters chanting slogans, including (Urdu): “Pakistan is our lives”
4. Various of people distributing sweets to celebrate actions of Pakistani forces
5. SOUNDBITE (Urdu) Faisal Nadeem, President of Pakistan Markazi Muslim League, Sindh chapter:
“Pakistan wants peace. It did not want war. It has repeatedly asked India to approach the international community, take people from the United Nations, for the conduction of a neutral investigation so that it can be revealed that this (Pahalgam attack) is drama staged by India. But India knew very well that it was hoodwinking the entire world. That is why India did not come for a neutral investigation and India carried our such a cowardly attack, which is condemned.”
6. Various of Markazi Muslim League leaders addressing protest participants
7. Various of people belonging to different organizations taking part in protest
STORYLINE:
Protesters gathered in the Pakistani city of Karachi on Wednesday to condemn India’s attacks and celebrate Pakistan’s armed forces.
In a rally organised by the Pakistan Markazi Muslim League, activists demanded the government retaliate to avenge the deaths of those killed.
India fired a number of missiles at Pakistan earlier on Wednesday, in what it said was retaliation for last month’s massacre of Indian tourists.
Pakistan called the strikes an act of war and claimed it downed several Indian fighter jets.
Pakistan’s military said the missiles killed more than two dozen people in Pakistan-administered Kashmir and the country’s Punjab province.
India’s Defense Ministry said the strikes targeted at least nine sites where "terrorist attacks" against India had been planned.
Pakistan said it reserved the right to respond, raising the specter that the back-and-forth could spiral into all-out conflict.
Already, it’s the worst confrontation between the rivals since 2019, when they came close to war.
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