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Protest erupts on Murree Expressway after failed talks between authorities & affected residents

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ISLAMABAD: Tensions escalated on the Murree Expressway on negotiations between local authorities and affected residents broke down, leading to a full-scale protest, here on Wednesday.

The residents, unhappy with the government’s handling of their issues, blocked the busy expressway, severely disrupting traffic flow.

The protest saw the particiation of Raja Osama Sarwar, a member of the National Assembly (MNA) from PML-N, who voiced his support for the demonstrators.

Sarwar called on the authorities to urgently address the grievances of the affected individuals.

According to reports, the protesters were seen chanting slogans against the government’s actions, demanding swift resolution to their concerns. The road blockage caused significant traffic delays, affecting commuters and highlighting the ongoing tensions between local residents and the administration.

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