In Islamabad, Pakistan's security forces removed numerous supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan after a major crackdown. The protesters, demanding Khan's release from prison, had marched to the city from various regions.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi announced the reopening of roads after the city was locked down for four days. PTI, Khan's party, claimed eight deaths, but the government disputed this.
The protests, led by Khan's wife Bushra Bibi, saw clashes with security forces, resulting in several casualties. Over 10,000 protesters confronted about 20,000 security personnel, leading to deadly clashes.
Late on Tuesday, the army took control of D-Chowk, a large square in the Red Zone where protesters had gathered. PTI announced a "temporary suspension" of the protests.
Imran Khan is a famous cricketer turned politician who was the Prime Minister of Pakistan. He is a well-known figure in both sports and politics.
Islamabad is the capital city of Pakistan, which is a country that shares a border with India.
Security forces are groups like the police or army that help keep a country safe and maintain order.
A crackdown is when authorities take strong action to stop or control a situation, often involving protests or illegal activities.
The Interior Minister is a government official responsible for internal affairs, like law and order, within a country.
PTI stands for Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, which is a political party in Pakistan founded by Imran Khan.
Bushra Bibi is the wife of Imran Khan and has been involved in leading protests for his release.
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