‘Fix It’ campaigner arrested

‘Fix It’ Campaigner Arrested


KARACHI: Police on Thursday arrested Alamgir Khan, a Karachi-based activist who gained media attention through his social media campaign #FixIt, Samaa reported.

According to our correspondent, Khan drove a tractor loaded with waste to dump the garbage outside Sindh Assembly building.

However, police foiled his attempt by arresting the campaigner.

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