Russian police have started detaining people gathering in central Moscow for an opposition protest on Saturday that had been declared illegal by the authorities, Reuters reporters on the scene said. OVD-Info, the monitoring group, said 26 people had been detained. Reuters witnesses said the detained people were being sent to police buses parked along Moscow’s Tverskaya Street ahead of the protest planned for 1100 GMT. Police earlier detained prominent members of the opposition ahead of the protest against what the opposition says is the unfair exclusion of a raft of opposition-minded candidates from a Sept. 8 local election in Moscow.
متعلقہ مضامین
-
LHC annoyed over NAB for failing to submit reply
-
Russia and Pakistan key stakeholders in Afghan peace: envoy
-
“US is very serious in troops withdrawal”: Taliban chief negotiator
-
PPP ready for ‘long march’ to protect 18th Amend: Bilawal
-
LHC annoyed over NAB for failing to submit reply
-
Zardari disqualification petition: political fights should be fought in parliament: IHC
-
Gunmen kill nine in attack on police station in Loralai
-
South Asia challenges to grow in 2019 due to India, Afghanistan elections: US
-
South Asia challenges to grow in 2019 due to India, Afghanistan elections: US
-
Sahiwal encounter illegal
-
Saudi crown prince to visit Pakistan; $14b investment expected
-
Constructions in H-17, zone-1 violating ICT By-Laws