PSF demands release of leader

Published April 16, 2003

PESHAWAR, April 15: The People’s Students Federation has asked the government to release its detained leader within 24 hours, otherwise, it would block the Peshawar-Kohat Road.

The demand was made at a meeting of the PSF, which was held at the Government College of Technology on Tuesday. PSF chief Imran Ali Yousafzai presided over the meeting.

The meeting expressed concern over the arrest of the provincial secretary-general, Ejaz Ali Yousafzai, and demanded his immediate release, says a press release.

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