Protest In Magam After Army Allegedly Burns Qasim Solemani’s Poster
“We will continue to protest till there is an apology from the involved army men.”
BUDGAM — Stone pelting and protests have erupted in Magam area of Budgam district where some Army personnel during the census process barged into a residential house and burnt the picture of Qasim Soleimani.
Qasim Soleimani was an Iranian military officer who was killed in a drone attack at Baghdad International Airport some years back.
The locals staged a protest against the Army for allegedly setting the picture of Qasim Soleimani ablaze.
“We will continue to protest till there is an apology from the involved army men,” a local protestor said.
Stone pelting is also going on at a few places in Magam.
A police spokesman in a statement to KNO said that today at 1 pm, people of village Mabuchan, Magam held a protest at Magam main chowk alleging that a party of security forces while on patrol in the village misbehaved with locals of the village.
“Senior police and civil officers visited the spot and talked to locals. Traffic has been restored and the situation is under control,” he said, adding that the officers assured locals that allegations are being inquired into and necessary action if required, shall be taken accordingly. (KNO)
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