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In Pic: Thousands throng to Fazili’s mansion, Soura reverberates with pro freedom slogans

INS Correspondent by INS Correspondent
March 12, 2018
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In Pic: Thousands throng to Fazili’s mansion, Soura reverberates with pro freedom slogans

Thousands of people have assembled at Soura residence of Eesa Fazili, the militant killed in encounter with Government forces in Islamabad.

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Thousands of people have assembled at Soura residence of Eesa Fazili, the militant killed in encounter with Government forces in Islamabad.

 

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Thousands thronged to Eesa Fazili’s residence. Naeem Fazili, father of the slain militant, in black Pheran outside his residence. Naeem took to facebook to announce killing of his son and later updated his fb wall about the timing of funeral prayers.

 

While procession marched with the body of Fazili, his relatives were mourning and watching the procession from window of Fazili’s residence.

 

Fazili was killed, along with two militants, was killed in Islamabad in a gunfight with Government forces.
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Thousands of people have assembled at Soura residence of Eesa Fazili, the militant killed in encounter with Government forces in Islamabad.

 

Thousands thronged to Eesa Fazili’s residence. Naeem Fazili, father of the slain militant, in black Pheran outside his residence. Naeem took to facebook to announce killing of his son and later updated his fb wall about the timing of funeral prayers.

 

While procession marched with the body of Fazili, his relatives were mourning and watching the procession from window of Fazili’s residence.

 

Fazili was killed, along with two militants, was killed in Islamabad in a gunfight with Government forces.
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