Pakistan: Ulema Opposes Women Visiting Family Park in Bannu City
On the call of a local ulema, a large number of people, mostly clerics and seminary students, held a demonstration in Bannu city of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in Pakistan to press the local administration to close down the citys family park, media reports said.
Islamabad, Aug 22: On the call of a local ulema, a large number of people, mostly clerics and seminary students, held a demonstration in Bannu city of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in Pakistan to press the local administration to close down the citys family park, media reports said.
Before the protest, a meeting was held at a local mosque chaired by head of ulema committee, Maulana Abdul Ghaffar, Dawn reported.
Later, the participants took out a procession, which passed through different markets and converged near the press club building. Pakistan: Hindu Man Faces Fake Case of Blasphemy Charges in Hyderabad, Says Report (Watch Video)
Bannu tehsil council chairman Irfan Khan Durrani, maulana Ezazullah Haqqani, maulana Ahmadullah Haqqani, maulana Azmatullah and Malik Rahat Ali Khan also turned up at the protest.
The administration had deployed a large contingent of police at the park and along the procession route to avert any untoward incident. Pakistan Shocker: Faisalabad Men Force Girl To Lick Shoes, Chop Her Hair Over Refusal To Marry Friend’s Father (Watch Video)
The protest leaders alleged that the establishment of the family park has promoted obscenity in the area. They said women visiting recreational places is not acceptable to them, and asked the local administration to close down the park, Dawn reported.
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