NEW DELHI, November 27. /TASS/. Police in Pakistan arrested 954 people, including 19 Afghans citizens, during three days of protests in the capital of Islamabad, Reuters reported, citing officials.

According to the report, more than 70 police and paramilitary law enforcement personnel in Pakistan were injured, with 27 of them suffering gunshot wounds. An operation is taking place in the capital and surrounding areas to search for the people that used firearms in clashes with police.

According to earlier reports, Pakistani law enforcement agencies wrapped up an operation to disperse protesters of the opposition Movement for Justice party in the capital.

On November 24, the party’s activists started nationwide protests seeking to force the federal government to meet such demands as to cancel the October amendments to the constitution, revise the outcome of the February parliamentary elections and release political prisoners, including party founder and former Prime Minister Imran Khan.

On November 26, law enforcement agencies were able to stop the protesters' advance toward the city center, and then, together with a paramilitary unit of the Pakistani Interior Ministry, the Rangers, conducted an operation to clear the central districts of activists.

On November 27, the Movement for Justice announced it was ending the rallies.