Tensions flared during the public viewing for Raila Odinga, as gunfire rang out and tear gas was deployed to disperse a large crowd gathered to pay their respects. The incident caused panic and injuries as security forces moved in to control the situation.

Gunfire Erupts at Raila Odinga Mourning Crowd | Tear Gas Fired to Disperse Public Gathering

Kenyan security forces fired warning shots and tear gas as chaos broke out during the public viewing of Raila Odinga’s body at a Nairobi stadium. Thousands of mourners gathered to honor the longtime opposition leader and five-time presidential candidate, who died in India at age 80. The crowd breached gates as tensions mounted, forcing soldiers and police to intervene. Earlier, crowds briefly stormed Nairobi’s airport, disrupting the official reception led by President William Ruto with full military honors.

Tear Gas and Turmoil: Mourners Clash at Raila Odinga Memorial in Nairobi

Police in Pakistan’s capital Islamabad, used teargas during clashes with the supporters of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan, during an anti-government rally in defiance of a ban on public gatherings in the city. The Taliban has schooled Pakistan on how to maintain peace as it called for an urgent dialogue.

Taliban: Dialogue Can Help Addressing Demands Of People

In view of the proposed farmers' 'Delhi Chalo March' on February 13. Security has been tightened across the Delhi and its borders with neighbouring states. Police also used tear gas to disperse the protesting farmers at Punjab- Haryana's Shamubhu border.

Farmers Protest: Police use tear gas to disperse protesters at Shambu border

A record number of Indian MPs have been suspended in a single day. 141 Parliamentarians have been ejected from parliament, both from the lower house and the upper house. It's a figure which is unprecedented in the history of the Indian parliament.

Gravitas | Indian Parliament: Record suspension of 141 MPs in a single day

A Delhi police special cell team is probing the Indian Parliament security breach. It is conducting investigations in the six states of Rajasthan, Haryana, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal and has recovered 4 partially burnt phones.

Parliament security breach: Four partially burnt phones found in Rajasthan | WION Dispatch

Two more accused have been named and detained in the smoke scare incident that was carried out by four individuals in Indian Parlaiment. Main accused Lalit Jha has accepted burning the phones of all his four companions as he fled the scene.

Parliament Security Breach: Mastermind Lalit Jha makes big revelation after surrender | WION

Parliament Security breach: A probe is on to assertain - who were the intruders and how did they enter the Lok Sabha of the Indian Parliament. The temperature in the political circles are rising - on Thursday, 13 MPs were suspended.

Parliament Security breach: 13 MPs suspended over 'unruly' behaviour, Opposition questions govt

Parliament Security Breach: Uproar in Parliament over breach, Opposition targets government | WION

India: Major security breach in Lok Sabha, two men jump in MPs’ area from gallery, hurl smoke canisters

India's parliament was attacked on the 22nd anniversary of the 2001 terror attack. Two individuals sprayed gas inside the lower house of the parliament while it was in session. What was the motive and who was behind it?

Parliament security breach: Committee to probe into breach in Lok Sabha on attack anniversary

Parliament security breach: Initial investigation finds 4 accused part of 'Bhagat Singh fan club'

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said on Wednesday that the security breach in the House is being thoroughly investigated and a meeting of MPs from all parties would be held later in the day to address their concerns.

Parliament security breach: Both intruders overpowered, detained & probe on; Lok Sabha resumes

According to several sources, a major security breach occurred in the Lok Sabha (Parliament) when two individuals in the public gallery, jumped into the House's chamber and released tear gas.

Security breach in Parliament on 2001 attack anniversary; 2 men release smoke, panic in Lok Sabha

Major security breach in Parliament: 2 men release tear gas on 22nd anniversary of attack, detained

Bangladesh: Police clash with protesters demanding PM Sheikh Hasina's resignation, several injured

Kenya: Protesters clash with police as three-day protest over tax hikes begins; over 300 arrested

Kenyan police fire tear gas to stop opposition protests over tax hikes, dozens arrested

Police used tear gas to disperse protesters trying to approach Peru's Congress headquarters on Wednesday, as thousands took to the streets two weeks after a wave of deadly protests over the ousting of former President Pedro Castillo.

Peru Police use tear gas to disperse protesters

Police and military forces used tear gas to disperse a growing crowd outside the office of Sri Lanka's Prime Minister, who was the top leader in the country after the President fled. Protesters tried to push through the gates of the office of PM Ranil Wickremesinghe.

Sri Lanka: Police uses tear gas to disperse protesters as crowds swell

Sri Lanka is reeling under a severe economic crisis. A few of the protesting medical students from Sri Lankan universities clashed with the police on May 29.

Sri Lanka: Police fire tear gas & water cannon to disperse students protesting amid economic crisis

As former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan led an anti-government rally to Islamabad on Wednesday demanding fresh elections, police used tear gas and batons and detained hundreds of PTI protesters in a bid to disrupt the march.

Pakistan: Heavy violence during Imran Khan’s freedom march, police fire tear gas at PTI supporters

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