Pakistan, July 18 -- Families of policemen martyred in the deadly Ziarat terrorist attack ended their 10-day sit-in in Quetta on Saturday after reaching an agreement with the Balochistan government.

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The protest, which began on July 9 at Koila Phatak, was staged by relatives of the slain officers, who had kept the bodies of seven martyrs at the site while demanding justice and accountability. Following successful negotiations, the bodies were shifted to their native areas, and the road was reopened for traffic after 10 days.

The demonstration followed the July 6 terrorist attack on a police post at the Mangi Dam pumping station in Ziarat district, where 27 policemen were mart...