Sentence examples for bagh park from inspiring English sources

"I don't know who did it," said Shahzad Mirza, a labourer who was lighting a candle yesterday evening at a small, makeshift memorial to Ms Bhutto outside the now-deserted Liaquat Bagh park in fume-choked Rawalpindi.

The song, which has also been posted on YouTube, features a five-minute video of photographs and clips of the murdered former premier, including footage from the election rally at the Liaquat Bagh park in Rawalpindi which she had addressed just moments before an assassin launched a lethal gun and bomb attack on 27 December , 2007

The road to Liaquat Bagh – the park in Rawalpindi where she was killed – has been renamed Benazir Bhutto Road and is lined with vast portraits.

Hundreds of women regularly visit the "Pardah Bagh," a park as large as a football field, exclusively for women and children.

When we finally reached our destination, Liaquat Bagh, a public park, the scene was tumultuous.

Bhutto was attacked as she left Liaqat Bagh, a historic public park in Rawalpindi where she addressed thousands of supporters at an election rally this afternoon.

Bagh-E-Bahu "Urban park" is located on the banks of Tawi river, is a Mughal-age garden situated right in the heart of the city and also helps in changing the microclimate of the adjoining areas.

She ate a light lunch and then climbed into her armored white Land Cruiser to drive to the nearby city of Rawalpindi, where a political rally had been organized in a park called Liaquat Bagh, an irregular oval surrounded by brick walls and metal railings.

Some three hundred and fifty houses surround Liaquat Bagh, Elahi told me, and the park is "too dangerous to cover.

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"Tents have been an essential part of outdoor life in India since the 15th century," explains Jaisal Singh, the Serai's owner and the man who launched Rajasthan's first luxury camp, Sher Bagh, in 1999 in the Ranthambore national park, outside Jaipur.