Petition asking UK to condemn Pak receives 18,785 signatures
London [UK], Oct. 7 (ANI): The petition asking the British Government to "strongly condemn Pakistan for providing safe haven for terrorists" has already garnered 18,785 signatures.
London [UK], Oct. 7 (ANI): The petition asking the British Government to "strongly condemn Pakistan for providing safe haven for terrorists" has already garnered 18,785 signatures.
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