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    Protesters blocking the parliament office in Wasit

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    Protesters blocking the parliament office in Wasit Empty Protesters blocking the parliament office in Wasit

    Post by Rocky Fri 10 Jun 2016, 4:00 am

    Protesters blocking the parliament office in Wasit


    Author: AR, JB 
    Editor: AR, NS 10.6.2016 09:48 Number ofViews: 408 




     
    Long-Presse / Wasit
    Closed demonstrators in Wasit province, on Friday, the headquarters of the Iraqi Council of Representatives Office and a number of the headquarters of political parties in the province, and in came under fire when they tried to close the headquarters of the Islamic Supreme Council, the security forces prevented the demonstrators from reaching the headquarters of other political parties and shut down the main streets in the city.  
    Said one eyewitness, Mohammad Abdullah in an interview with (long-Presse), said that "a group of protesters broke into, in the small hours of the night yesterday, the headquarters of the Iraqi Council of Representatives office in Alhorh neighborhood in the city of Kut, and pulled the panel significance and wrote the words on the walls ( closed from rebels in Wasit), "noting that" the demonstrators went to the Supreme Council headquarters in the district of Mohandessin, and tried to access it and close it, but Joppeoa shot by the guards headquarters Madeahm to go back. "
    For his part, another witness named Abdul Karim Kadhim in an interview with (long-Presse), that "another group of protesters have also stormed the Reform Movement in Alhorh neighborhood in the center of the city where he pulled down the panel significance and closed it down," he said, adding that "other demonstrators They stormed the headquarters of the Dawa Party, led by Nuri al-Maliki and the object in Alhaidariya neighborhood in the city center, where he pulled the plate significance on the approved and they are also close it. "
    He said Kazim, that "the closure of the headquarters of political parties campaign also included the State Fair current office in the city of Kut, where exposure to storm the headquarters by angry demonstrators who have lowered the panel highest state of the building and locked the office."
    He said Kazim, that "the security forces in the province has taken strict measures after those demonstrations and acts that accompanied where dispersed the demonstrators and prevent them from reaching the headquarters of other remaining parties also shut down most of the main streets in the city and called through loudspeakers citizens to return to their homes."
    The Secretary General of the Islamic Dawa Party Nuri al-Maliki count, on Thursday (9 June 2016), that the attack on political party offices, constitutes a new step to raise the "chaos and confusion" and remember the Iraqis to "Baath era", while stressing that the supposed owners of demands. " caused to "express them in ways that" legal respectable ", called on the forces and parties participating in the political process, to stand united against all those who try to" slit the National Front, "one.
    The angry protesters stormed, on Tuesday, (the seventh of the current June 2016), the headquarters of a number of political parties in Baghdad and other provinces, including Basra and Dhi Qar, Babil and Najaf.

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