DHAKA, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Mutinous members of a Bangladesh paramilitary unit have started laying down their arms, a government minister told reporters. Earlier the troops accepted an amnesty offered by the government, but refused to hand their weapons to the army after fighting over a pay dispute killed at least five people on Wednesday. "They (mutinous troops) have started laying down their arms," State Minister Jahangir Kabir Nanak told reporters. (Reporting by Nizam Ahmed)
Supporters of the Pakistan Muslim League burn tyres to protest against the Supreme Court's decision to disqualify their leaders in Lahore February 25, 2009. Pakistan plunged towards a debilitating power struggle ...
