Pakistan: Anti Jamait Protest
Written byNeha Viswanathan
At the University of Punjab, events take a turn as students protest against IJT – who played an important role in getting Imran Khan arrested.
Written byNeha Viswanathan
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1 comment
IJT has done it again! In a long tradition of being obscuranists as teir elder role models have been, they have shown that it is still alive and they r getting better at it. Who would have imagined that the oldest institute of learning would be churning hoodlums instead of idealists, people who beleive in fist fight than in intelligent argument.