Pakistan on Saturday beefed up security outside all foreign consulates here amid calls by rightwing groups for bigger demonstrations on Friday, a day after four persons were injured in violent protests over the publication of an “un-Islamic” cartoon by a French satirical weekly. Far-right Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) group said it will bring together one million people on the streets on Friday to protest against Charlie Hebdo, which re-published a controversial sketch on Wednesday after it was attacked by two Islamist gunmen last week that left 12 people dead. JI chief Sirajul Haq on Friday announced the rally to denounce the publication of Prophet Muhammad’s cartoon.