Ro Khanna Calls for Sanctions on Pakistani Officials
Ro Khanna Calls for Sanctions on Pakistani Officials

Ro Khanna Calls for Sanctions on Pakistani Officials

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In response to violent crackdowns on protesters in Pakistan, Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna has called for visa bans and asset freezes against senior Pakistani officials, citing an alleged cover-up of killings by the military regime. Reports indicate that four protesters were killed and over 50 injured as authorities suppressed a march demanding the release of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan. The Carter Centre condemned the violence, urging the Pakistani government to honor citizens' rights to peaceful assembly, conduct a transparent investigation, and cease excessive force. Khanna's remarks were echoed by other U.S. lawmakers and highlighted the need for protecting democratic rights in Pakistan. The situation has drawn international concern, with claims of rights violations and suppression of information regarding casualties. Pakistani officials have denied allegations of fatalities, but reports suggest a much higher death toll than stated by the government.

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