BYC activists arrested amid partial strike
- The Baloch Yakjehti Committee leaders were arrested in Quetta, prompting major protests and a strike in Balochistan.
- Authorities imposed Section 144 to restrict public gatherings amidst the protests that erupted against the arrest of BYC leaders, including Dr. Mahrang Baloch and 17 others.
- A shutter-down strike was observed in multiple Balochistan cities in support of the BYC's protests against the police crackdown, with businesses and services shutting down in Gwadar and Ormara, among others.
- Balochistan National Party-Mengal announced a long march to Quetta on March 28, signaling continued support for BYC against police crackdowns.
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BYC activists arrested amid partial strike
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