Lahore: Minhajul Quran workers and police clash

Lahore- The Minhajul Quran workers pelted police with stones and chanted slogans against the government as the law enforces tried to remove blockades placed outside the secretariat of the organization and residence of Dr Tahirul Qadri today morning.
Heavy contingent of police baton charged the protesters and resorted to aerial firing and tear gas to disperse the angry workers.
The police said that the hurdles were being removed as people were facing difficulties in their movements. Bunkers and barriers in front of Dr Tahirul Qadri’s house were removed.
However, a spokesman for the Minhajul Quran said that the organization had sought the Lahore High Court orders to close the roads near the secretariat. A policeman was critically injured and was shifted to a nearby hospital for treatment. Denouncing the police action, Dr Tahirul Qadri said that the government could not stop the revolution. He also asked the army to take over, because his party was being targeted for supporting the army. MQM chief Altaf Hussain also condemned the ‘police torture’ on Minhajul Quran workers.

Karachi Airport attack: Cathay Pacific shut downs flights for Pakistan

KARACHI: In response to recent terrorist attack on Jinnah International Airport in Karachi, Cathay Pacific has announced on Tuesday to shut down all the flights for Pakistan.

Cathay Pacific, an airline from Hong Kong, has sent an official notification to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), informing that it will no longer provide its facilities in Pakistan from June 28.

The airline has already refused to send

any flights at night in our country after the attack but now it has gone a step ahead and simply refused to function in Pakistan.

The news comes as a shock for Pakistan and it seems that terrorists were able to successfully establish their agenda by attacking one of the most crucial targets in Pakistan.