LAHORE: The Lahore High Court Chief Justice (CJ) Aalia Neelum on Thursday asked Inspector General of Police (IGP) to appear before the court on Friday (today) with updated report on protests regarding alleged rape of a female student.

LAHORE, Pakistan — Pakistani police fired tear gas and charged at student protesters who ransacked a college building Thursday, as anger spread over an alleged on-campus rape.

Over 24 students protesting against the alleged assault on a female student from a private college have been arrested, while a case has been registered against 250 unidentified individuals in Lahore on Thursday. The case was filed at Harbanspura Police Station by Sub-Inspector Usman Akbar.

At least 250 violent protesters were arrested in Rawalpindi as police used tear gas to disperse students demonstrating against the alleged rape of a Lahore student.

Authorities in Pakistan’s most populous province ordered all educational institutes shut for today, as students stage protests after reports of a

Students protesting the alleged rape of a Lahore student were dispersed with tear gas, while more than a hundred violent protestors were arrested in Rawalpindi.

More than two dozen students have been injured in clashes with Pakistani police over reports of an on-campus rape of a young woman.

Videos of thousands of students engaging in an impromptu protest in Rawalpindi against the rape of a female student in PGC Lahore went viral on Thursday.

Protests sparked by an alleged rape incident in Pakistan's Punjab province took a violent turn, resulting in widespread clashes, vandalism, and arson across various cities.