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Pak HC in London attacked by Afghan protesters
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May 25, 2021
LONDON: A group of Afghan national protestors threw stones and water bottles at the building of Pakistan High Commission London and tried to sneak entry during a violent protest in the police presence.
A similar protest was held at the same time outside Qatar’s London embassy, a short distance away, against Qatar’s involvement in the ongoing Afghan peace process, but the protest there remained peaceful.
The footage shows several protestors throwing objects at Pakistan High Commission’s premises, located in the Lowndes Square, Knightsbridge, and using inciting language. The police can be seen moving to stop the protestors from entering the building. The Pakistan High Commission confirmed to The News that a complaint has been launched with the UK government to take action against the hooligans and bring to justice those who were involved in criminal damage at the Pakistani premises. The spokesman said th
Afghan protesters vandalise Pak High Commission s building
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25 May 2021, 22:56 GMT+10
London [UK], May 25 (ANI): A group of Afghan nationals vandalised the Pakistan High Commission building in London during a protest against violence in Afghanistan.
According to The News International, several protestors threw objects at the Pakistan High Commission s premises, located in the Lowndes Square, Knightsbridge, and used inciting language.
A similar but peaceful protest was also reported outside the Qatar embassy in London.
On Sunday afternoon, nearly 200 protesters had gathered after a group called The Watan called for a protest against killings in Afghanistan.
The main organisers of the protests outside both the Pakistan High Commission and Qatar embassy included Noor-Ullah, Dr Qasim Ibrahim, Fazal Khan Advocate, Zia-Ullah Hamdad, Bacha Khan, Shah Mehmood Khan, Atal Kawan, Sadaat Khan and Falik Nayaz Khan.