Bishkek Mob Attacks Pakistani Students

Urgent Warning for Pakistani Students in Kyrgyzstan

Families Alarmed as Violence Escalates

Islamabad, Pakistan - The Pakistani embassy in Kyrgyzstan has issued an advisory to Pakistani students in the country, urging them to stay indoors and avoid public places due to ongoing violent protests in the capital, Bishkek.

The advisory comes after a violent attack on students in the city on Friday, which left several injured. According to reports from Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFERL), Pakistani student Umair Khan described the harrowing scene as a mob of hundreds stormed their dormitory, attacking and beating several students.

The families of Pakistani students in Kyrgyzstan were shocked and concerned by the news. They have called on the government to ensure the safety of their children and take immediate action to address the situation.

The Kyrgyz government has condemned the attack and is investigating the incident. However, tensions remain high in the capital, with reports of ongoing violence and protests. Pakistan and India have also issued warnings to their citizens in Kyrgyzstan, advising them to stay indoors and avoid any unnecessary travel.

The Pakistani foreign ministry has summoned the Kyrgyz ambassador and lodged a formal protest over the attack. The government is closely monitoring the situation and working to ensure the safety of Pakistani citizens in the country.