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What is Tehreek-e-Labbaq, whose violent protests forced even the Imran government and Pakistan Parliament to bow down | क्या है तहरीक-ए-लब्बैक, जिसके हिंसक प्रदर्शनों ने इमरान सरकार और पाकिस्तानी सेना तक को झुकने पर मजबूर कर दिया

What is Tehreek-e-Labbaq, whose violent protests forced even the Imran government and Pakistan Parliament to bow down | क्या है तहरीक-ए-लब्बैक, जिसके हिंसक प्रदर्शनों ने इमरान सरकार और पाकिस्तानी सेना तक को झुकने पर मजबूर कर दिया
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Pakistan s government accused of caving to extremists over anti-France protests

SHARE A deal allowing parliament to debate expelling the French ambassador from Pakistan appears to have quelled violent stand-offs between police and anti-blasphemy protesters , but left the government facing accusations it caved in to extremists. Imran Khan s government agreed to allow the national assembly to discuss kicking out the envoy for his country s defence of cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed . At least four policemen and an unknown number of protestors have been killed and hundreds injured in the confrontation between Imran Khan s government and the far-right Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) party. Announcement of the parliamentary motion was hailed as victory by TLP supporters, who called off their protests. “Praise be to God our main demand has been fulfilled,” said one TLP leader.

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Pakistan PM Imran Khan battles fallout in France blasphemy row

For the past week, riots have again engulfed Pakistan, with police officers killed and taken hostage, and the French embassy taking the 'urgent' step of advising its citizens to leave the country

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Insulting Prophet should be same as denying Holocaust: Imran Khan

Story highlights Denying the Holocaust is an illegal offence in several European countries including Germany and France and offenders can be sent to prison. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that Western governments should treat the people who insult the Prophet the same as those who deny the Holocaust, reported the Pakistani newspaper, Dawn. Imran said insulting the Prophet hurts Muslims across the world. “We Muslims have the greatest love & respect for our Prophet,” he tweeted. “We cannot tolerate any such disrespect & abuse.” Denying the Holocaust is an illegal offence in several European countries including Germany and France and offenders can be sent to prison.

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Pakistan PM Khan Battles Fallout In France Blasphemy Row

Pakistan PM Khan Battles Fallout In France Blasphemy Row By David STOUT 04/19/21 AT 10:06 PM Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan had hoped a fight over cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed would result in an easy win placating the ultra-conservative quarters at home while being hailed as a defender of Islam abroad. The gamble seems to have backfired spectacularly. For the past week, riots have again engulfed Pakistan, with police officers killed and taken hostage, and the French embassy taking the urgent step of advising its citizens to leave the country. Khan is now scrambling to keep order, months after launching a war of words with President Emmanuel Macron following the French leader s defence of the magazine Charlie Hebdo s right to republish images of Mohammed an act deemed blasphemous by many Muslims.

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