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Pakistani lawyer sets courtroom seat on fire after judgment delay

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Sikander Bhatti, a lawyer in Pakistan, set his courtroom chair on fire. The incident occurred after a judgment in his case was postponed. Bhatti was representing a party in the legal proceeding at the time. Officials confirmed the act was a protest against the court's delay.

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