‘Total non-cooperation' movement declared from Sunday

The Anti-discrimination Student Movement has announced a continuous 'total non-cooperation' movement from next Sunday (August 4).

Before this, they will hold a protest march across the country on Saturday (August 3), according to a statement sent to the media on Friday (August 2) night by Anti-discrimination Student Movement.

The statement said, "In protest of the attacks and killings of students and citizens in a peaceful movement across the country and to press the 9-point demand, protest marches across the country has been called for Saturday and 'total non-cooperation' movement for an indefinite period from Sunday.”

The statement called on people across the country to organize protests in every alley, street and neighborhood to make the program a success.

Earlier, Abdul Hannan Masood, one of the coordinators of the Anti-discrimination Student Movement, announced the same programme on Facebook live shortly before 8:00 pm on Friday. He complained that peaceful movements were attacked across the country on Friday.