Police arrest 200 ahead of execution of murderer
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LAHORE, Pakistan: In a bid to pre-empt unrest, police have arrested around 200 activists of Sipah-i-Sahaba Pakistan (SSP) group, ahead of next week's execution of one of its supporters over an Iranian diplomat's murder, officials said Saturday.

Police also detained SSP head Azam Tariq from the group's headquarters in the Punjab provincial town of Jhang, they said. The crackdown was launched on late Friday to prevent any unrest over SSP activist Haq Nawaz's hanging, a senior police officer said.
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