Paris riots News

France Violence: After the death of a 17-year-old teenager in a police shootout, France has been burning in the fire of riots for the past several days. Till now thousands of rioters have been arrested. But the fire is not taking the name of extinguishing. In the midst of all this, the problems of Pakistan have also increased. A news is going on about France, according to which some Pakistani journalists have claimed that the entry of Pakistani citizens is closed amidst the riots.

France Violence: After the death of a 17-year-old teenager in a police shootout, France has been burning in the fire of riots for the past several days. Till now thousands of rioters have been arrested. But the fire is not taking the name of extinguishing. In the midst of all this, the problems of Pakistan have also increased. A news is going on about France, according to which some Pakistani journalists have claimed that the entry of Pakistani citizens is closed amidst the riots.

France Riots are underway. Amidst this, rioters made a fierce attack on the house of Vincent Jeanbrun, the mayor of Paris. Mayor's wife Melanie Nowak is badly injured in this attack.

France Violence: After the death of a 17-year-old teenager in a police shootout, France has been burning in the fire of riots for the last 6 days. Till now about 1 thousand rioters have been arrested. But the fire is not taking the name of extinguishing.

Riots and protests have continued in France since the murder of a teenager named Nahel. The protests, which began after the death of a 17-year-old boy in police firing, are still ongoing.

For more than 100 hours, many cities of France including Paris have been in the grip of violence. Thousands of policemen are deployed but still the violence is not stopping. Many countries have issued advisories asking their citizens to stay safe in France.

Riots break out in Paris following France’s defeat Football fans in large numbers gathered in the streets of Paris, Lyon creating havoc Videos have gone viral across social media platforms

Masked, black-clad groups ran amok across central Paris on Saturday, torching dozens of cars and buildings, looting shops, smashing windows and fighting police in the worst unrest the capital has seen since 1968, posing the most formidable challenge Emmanuel Macron has faced in his 18-month-old presidency.

The French government will consider imposing a state of emergency to prevent a recurrence of France`s worst riots in years, but while it is open to dialogue it will not change course, its spokesman said on Sunday.