MULTAN: Students from an Islamic seminary protested on Saturday against the death of a Pakistani in a Berlin jail by burning German flags and vowing to continue his jihad. Amir Cheema, 28, died in custody after he was arrested in Germany on March 20 on charges of attempting to kill the editor of a German newspaper, Die Welt, for reprinting caricatures of the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) first published in Denmark last year. Around 300 students of Jamiat Taliba Arabia, one of many seminaries run by Jamaat-i-Islami, blocked traffic in the centre of Multan city, burned German flags and denounced Germany, Denmark and the United States as "infidel states".