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Angry over Khan's arrest from Islamabad High Court on Tuesday, the protesters have stormed top officials residence, attacked Army HQ and even torched Radio Pakistan's building

Protests against Imran Khan's arrest: Mobile internet suspended

Mobile internet suspended across Pakistan: Dawn
Radio Pakistan office in Peshawar set on fire: reports

Angry over Khan's arrest from Islamabad High Court on Tuesday, the protesters have stormed top officials residence, attacked Army HQ and even torched Radio Pakistan's building

Protests by former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's supporter in the country have intensified forcing the government to snap internet services, as per reports.&nbsp;
Angry over Khan's arrest from Islamabad High Court on Tuesday, the protesters have stormed top officials residence, attacked Army HQ and even torched Radio Pakistan's building
Meanwhile, the govt is reportedly mulling to impose martial law in the country to bring the situation under control, mutiple reports said.&nbsp;
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Pakistan blocked access to all social media on Friday, after days of anti-French protests across the country by Islamist gruops opposed to Prophet's cartoons.
Govt officials said that Twitter, Facebook and other social media sites have been temporarily blocked on orders from the country&rsquo;s interior ministry.
On Thursday, the French embassy in Pakistan advised all of its nationals and companies to temporarily leave the country due to anti-France protests.

Pakistan blocks social media amid anti-France protests over Prophet's cartoons

Pakistan blocked access to all social media on Friday, after days of anti-French protests across the country by Islamist groups opposed to Prophet's cartoons.

Pakistan blocks social media amid anti-France protests

Pakistan blocked access to all social media on Friday, after days of anti-French protests across the country by Islamist groups opposed to Prophet's cartoons.
Govt officials said that Twitter, Facebook and other social media sites have been temporarily blocked on orders from the country&rsquo;s interior ministry.
On Thursday, the French embassy in Pakistan advised all of its nationals and companies to temporarily leave the country due to anti-France protests.

Pakistan blocked access to all social media on Friday, after days of anti-French protests across the country by Islamist gruops opposed to Prophet's cartoons.
Govt officials said that Twitter, Facebook and other social media sites have been temporarily blocked on orders from the country&rsquo;s interior ministry.
On Thursday, the French embassy in Pakistan advised all of its nationals and companies to temporarily leave the country due to anti-France protests.

The Supreme Court has dismissed the review petition filed against the Shaheen Bagh judgment in which it is held that the demonstrations expressing dissent have to be in designated places alone. Dismissing the review petition, a 3-judge bench held that the right to protest cannot be anytime and everywhere. Twelve activists had filed a review petition on the last year ruling of the Supreme Court terming the anti-citizenship law protests held at Shaheen Bagh to be illegal. The court reiterated that public places cannot be occupied for protests and that public protests must be "in designated areas alone".

'Right to protest cannot be anytime, everywhere': SC rejects Shaheen Bagh review plea

"Right to protest cannot be any time and everywhere": #SupremeCourt dismisses review petition against #ShaheenBagh judgment&nbsp;

The Supreme Court has dismissed the review petition filed against the Shaheen Bagh judgment in which it is held that the demonstrations expressing dissent have to be in designated places alone. Dismissing the review petition, a 3-judge bench held that the right to protest cannot be anytime and everywhere. Twelve activists had filed a review petition on the last year ruling of the Supreme Court terming the anti-citizenship law protests held at Shaheen Bagh to be illegal. The court reiterated that public places cannot be occupied for protests and that public protests must be "in designated areas alone".

Supreme Court on Wednesday heard a plea on removal of protesting farmers from Delhi borders. The apex court issued notice to Centre and States on a batch of pleas seeking a direction to the authorities to immediately remove the farmers who are protesting at several border points of Delhi against three new farm laws. A Bench of Chief Justice SA Bobde and Justices AS Bopanna and V Ramasubramanian granted permission to implead farmer organisations. The matter will be heard in the apex court on Thursday.

Farmer protest: SC hears plea, says will form panel for negotiation

SC grants permission to implead farmer organisations

SC hearing on plea to remove protesting farmers from borders
SC grants permission to&nbsp;implead farmer organisations
Case will be heard,&nbsp;negotiation panel will be set up on Thursday&nbsp;

Supreme Court on Wednesday heard a plea on removal of protesting farmers from Delhi borders. The apex court issued notice to Centre and States on a batch of pleas seeking a direction to the authorities to immediately remove the farmers who are protesting at several border points of Delhi against three new farm laws. A Bench of Chief Justice SA Bobde and Justices AS Bopanna and V Ramasubramanian granted permission to implead farmer organisations. The matter will be heard on Thursday and&nbsp;a panel for negotiation will be set up, the apex court said.

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