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6 arrested over hunting dolphins from Indus River

6 arrested over hunting dolphins from Indus River

Rahim Yar Khan: At least 6 people were arrested for hunting dolphins also known as blind dolphin  from the Indus River in Zahir Pir area of Rahim Yar Khan.

According to the police, the arrested persons had hunted dolphin fish from the Indus River near Zahir Pir.

Punjab Wildlife Department officials arrested the fishermen who had captured the dolphin after the video of it being caught surfaced.

The video showed the dolphin being captured unintentionally and a man was heard telling the fishermen to release it back into the water.

According to the police, as soon as the incident was known, an attempt was made to arrest the accused, during which the windows of the vehicle were broken due to the resistance of the accused.

Later, accused were arrested and a case was registered against them.

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Earlier, Christina Goldbaum, journalist of the American newspaper New York Times has endangered the lives of Pakistani street performers in the country as she wrote in the paper using biased words that Pakistani street performers are actually tools of the secret agency.

Setting aside journalistic norms and traditions, Christina Goldbaum in her article said that the beggars, garbage collectors and street performers roaming the streets of Pakistan appear to be begging on the streets, but in reality they work for the Pakistani intelligence agency.

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