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March enters diplomatic zone

The procession of 'Ganajagaran Mancha' has marched towards the Pakistan High Commission in Dhaka defying police .

Staff Correspondent

bdnews24.com

Published : 18 Dec 2013, 03:39 PM

Updated : 18 Dec 2013, 03:39 PM

The procession was organised on Wednesday to protest Pakistan's reactions on the execution of war crimes convict Abdul Quader Molla.

Police stopped the marchers in front of Taher Tower at Gulshan-2 around 3pm.

At one point the marchers defied the police barricade and proceeded towards the High Commission.

Around 3.30pm, the marchers faced another police barricade in front of Al-Falah Bank.

The procession managed to enter the diplomatic zone around 3.40pm amid some scuffle.

They again faced police barricade in front of Australian School.

The Mancha activists staged demonstrations there.

Earlier the Mancha activists demonstrated on a road beside Gulshan-2 circle against what they describes "Pakistan's interference".

The area was abuzz with anti-Pakistan slogans chanted by more than 500 activists.

They held up placards like ‘Pakistan don’t try to save your dogs’ and ‘Pakistan go to hell’.

3 marchers injured

March to Pakistan High Commission stopped

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