Demonstration In Balochistan To Protest The Killing Of Karima

Demonstration in Balochistan to protest the killing of Karima Baloch, demand for investigation from Canada.

Demonstration against the assassination of well-known political activist Karima Baloch also took place at several places in Balochistan on Wednesday.

The protesters demanded a fair probe into the murder from the Canadian government. Karima, an outspoken critic of the Pakistani army in Balochistan, was found dead in Toronto.

The 37-year-old Baloch activist went to Canada in 2016. She had launched a massive campaign against the disappearance of people and violations of human rights in Balochistan.

Her admirers living in other countries including Canada are shocked by Karima’s murder. No one can believe that he is no longer in this world.

Baloch activist Fazila Baloch tweeted that protests are taking place in Quetta against the suspicious death of Baloch political and human rights activist, Karima Baloch.

Hundreds of men and women are protesting against the killing of Karima Baloch. The protesters are demanding a transparent investigation by the Canadian government.

The Balochistan Post reported that locals demonstrated in large numbers to protest the killing of the Baloch leader.

Meanwhile, fellow activists in Canada and other places around the world expressed their displeasure over Karima’s sudden death. They refused to believe that it was an accident.

Pakistan’s economic condition worsens, China asks for additional guarantee for lending

China has sought additional guarantees before lending $ 6 billion (over Rs 44,000 crore) for the railway line project in Pakistan.

It is believed that Beijing has taken this step in view of Pakistan’s poor economic condition.

China has proposed to merge commercial and concessional loans to finance the project, which is against Islamabad’s desire for cheap loans.

The Express Tribune newspaper quoted official documents as saying that the issue of additional guarantees was raised during the third joint ML-1 Financing Committee meeting held ten days ago (13 December).

A senior Pakistani official involved in the talks said that China raised the issue of additional guarantees during the meeting.