Death of 43 people in communal violence at Pakistan

Nepal Views

Kathmandu: 43 people have been killed in an outbreak of communal violence in Pakistan.

There were human casualties due to land disputes between the indigenous of the Kurram districts, which later turned into communal violence.

According to the Kashmir Observer Portal, more than 150 people were injured in the dispute over ownership of 30 acres of land. The conflict between indigenous people living in the 2 villages of Bushera reached its peak.

Likewise, the brawl that began 6 days ago has been spread to different areas of Kurram. The violence broke out after one fired a gun when negotiation was going over the dispute.

The brawl has been going on between Sunni Muslim Madagi and Shia Mali Khel indigenous since Wednesday.