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List Of Non-Military Properties Damaged By PTI Supporters During Violent Protests

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Since the arrest of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Tuesday over corruption charges, the party’s supporters have held violent protests across the country, damaging military, public, and private properties.

PTI supporters stormed the army headquarters in Rawalpindi and Corps Commander Lahore’s residence.

Besides damaging the military installations, the PTI supporters also set ablaze vehicles and damaged private properties.

During violent protests, the PTI supporters set ablaze buses in Karachi.

In Peshawar’s protest that claimed 5 lives, the PTI protesters set ablaze an Edhi ambulance, and stormed the Radio Pakistan building, the oldest broadcasting network in Pakistan. The protesters also set Radio Pakistan building on fire and vandalised nearby shops.

Audi Lahore showroom was also set ablaze by the PTI protesters.

The PTI supporters also set fire to three metro stations, Dir Swat Interchange and Karachi Metropolitan Corporation’s tankers.


During today’s protest on Srinagar Highway in Islamabad, the PTI supporters also set fire to the vehicle.
In separate instances, the PTI protesters also set fire to the Chippa emergency booth and cattle market.

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Since the arrest of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Tuesday over corruption charges, the party’s supporters have held violent protests across the country, damaging military, public, and private properties.

PTI supporters stormed the army headquarters in Rawalpindi and Corps Commander Lahore’s residence.

Besides damaging the military installations, the PTI supporters also set ablaze vehicles and damaged private properties.

During violent protests, the PTI supporters set ablaze buses in Karachi.

In Peshawar’s protest that claimed 5 lives, the PTI protesters set ablaze an Edhi ambulance, and stormed the Radio Pakistan building, the oldest broadcasting network in Pakistan. The protesters also set Radio Pakistan building on fire and vandalised nearby shops.

Audi Lahore showroom was also set ablaze by the PTI protesters.

The PTI supporters also set fire to three metro stations, Dir Swat Interchange and Karachi Metropolitan Corporation’s tankers.


During today’s protest on Srinagar Highway in Islamabad, the PTI supporters also set fire to the vehicle.
In separate instances, the PTI protesters also set fire to the Chippa emergency booth and cattle market.

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