Pakistan schoolgirls protest against teenager Malala Yousafzai Gul Ghutai, a year 12 student, told The Daily Telegraph by telephone: "We want the government to remove the name plates and pictures and portraits of Malala immediately. Taliban have not spared Malala and they were out to destroy everything in her name, including our college. Javeria, another student, said: "Malala had fled the country and was safe from Taliban but now we would bear the brunt of militancy because the Taliban would attacks us," Students said the government had three days to reverse the renaming, or they would step up their protests. Spogmay, another student, said: "The militants didn't spare Malala, then how can they be expected to spare a college named after her. The government should refrain from politicising our education. We want to pursue our studies in peaceful environments and the new name of our college can bring it into spotlight and Taliban could hit it.