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Supreme Court Questions Police Actions During CJP Protests
The Supreme Court is questioning police actions during recent protests related to the Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP). This inquiry raises concerns about law enforcement's conduct in high-profile demonstrations. Legal experts and citizens alike are calling for an independent investigation into the police's response, emphasizing the need for accountability in such sensitive matters.
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