by Dawn
Horror and anger dominated protests across Pakistan on Monday, as members of the Christian community took to the streets in Faisalabad, Lahore, Gujranwala and other urban centers following Sunday’s Taliban attack on two churches.
The protests turned violent in Lahore when demonstrators clashed at different points during the day with dozens of baton-wielding policemen. One protester was killed while several were injured when a car hit them at Ferozpur Road.
People from the Christian community attend a protest, to condemn suicide bombings which took place outside two churches in Lahore, in Peshawar. — Reuters
People protest holding placards which asks for peace in Pakistan.— Reuters
Policemen carry bamboo sticks during a protest by Christians mourners in Lahore.— AFP
Christians chant slogans during demonstration to condemn the suicide bombing attack on two churches.— AP
People from the Christian community attend a protest, to condemn the suicide bombings.— Reuters
Members of the Pakistani Christian community chant slogans during a protest rally in Peshawar. — Reuters
People from the Christian community attend a protest to condemn suicide bombings.— Reuters
Christians pray for victims of suicide bombings that struck two churches the day before, in Lahore.— AP
Christians pray for victims of suicide bombings that struck two churches the day before, in Lahore.— AP
Protesters blocked roads Monday in protest over the bombings that killed more than a dozen people in the latest attack against religious minorities.— AP
