PTI and PML-N workers hold protests in New York

Published September 27, 2014
NEW YORK: PTI supporters demonstrate against Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif who addressed the UN General Assembly on Friday.—Online
NEW YORK: PTI supporters demonstrate against Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif who addressed the UN General Assembly on Friday.—Online

NEW YORK: Several hundred Pakistanis chanting “Go Nawaz Go” and “No Nawaz No” slogans demonstrated in front of the United Nations when Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was addressing the General Assembly on Friday afternoon.

Men, women and children, mostly supporters of Pakistan Tehreek-i- Insaf sprinkled with those of Pakistan Awami Tehrik.

They were carrying Pakistani and PTI flags and placards and some with faces painted with “Go Nawaz Go” slogans.

A large number of women shouting Imran Khan Zindabad were in full spirits.

A small pro-government rally was held but it was eclipsed by PTI workers.

About a dozen Pakistanis calling for the creation of Sindhu Desh also demonstrated.

Published in Dawn, September 27th , 2014

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