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May 9 Riots: Black Day In Pakistan’s History – OpEd

Eurasia Review Tuesday, 7 May 2024 ()
Political rivalry and criticism are normal features of a democratic society. However the manner in which the May 9 riots in Pakistan were carried out, leaves a bad mark on public perception and the social security environment of country, as a whole. Political leaders who enjoy immense public support are expected to operate within...
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