Thousands display stylish support of Pakistan’s blasphemy law
Thousands of nation crooked off arrived Karachi Sunday to illustrate their support instead of Pakistans current blasphemy laws and tip off the government in contradiction of changing the laws. The rally, called by the leaders of several hard-line Islamic groups, congested foremost roads and markets all the way through the city. Demonstrators demanded Pakistan leave its blasphemy laws unconcerned. They nominate it a crime punishable by death to insult Islam, the Quran or else the Prophet Mohammed.A run to of banners by the side of the rally affirmed support in support of Muhammad Mumtaz Qadri, accused of shooting the director of Punjab province earlier this month. Qadri was a shield in favor of Gov.