Islamabad Administration Rejects PTI Rally Permit, Due to Security Issues and Other Protests.

 

Islamabad Administration Rejects PTI Rally Permit,  Due to Security Issues and Other Protests.

The district administration of Islamabad, the federal capital of Pakistan, has decided not to allow Tehreek-e-Insaaf to hold a rally on August 22 in view of the "precarious security conditions.".

In the notification issued by the office of the Chief Commissioner Islamabad on Wednesday, the NOC of the rally was cancelled, and it was said that the PTI rally may turn into a sit-in and Pakhtun Tahafuz Movement and Sunni Tehreek are also involved in this rally. can be Apart from this, there is currently a Bangladesh team in Islamabad which needs additional security.

The notification further said that the Tehreek Tahafzah Khatman Nabuwwat has also announced a protest in front of the Supreme Court on August 22. In these circumstances, permission cannot be given to the rally.

Islamabad Administration Rejects PTI Rally Permit,  Due to Security Issues and Other Protests.


Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur had said that he is going to hold a meeting in a legal way, if it is stopped, he will strongly resist.

Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur met all the parliamentary leaders of the party last night and gave them important responsibilities regarding the rally.

Ali Amin Gandapur has been given the responsibility to bring 1000 to 1500 workers per MPA, Ali Amin Gandapur said in his statement that he will hold a rally on August 22 at the designated place in Tarnool. . If obstacles are placed in the way of the rally, they will resist firmly

He mentioned that "the rally will proceed in the form of convoys to Islamabad, which I will lead."

A container has been prepared for the Chief Minister and other provincial leaders, in which a sound system will also be installed. All vehicles will enter Islamabad under the leadership of the Chief Minister.

On the direction of Ali Amin Gandapur, the preparation of workers in the province has also been completed while arrangements have also been made to remove obstacles in the way. MPA Fazl Elahi told that there is full preparation to participate in the rally tomorrow. The party has instructed to bring 1,000 workers, but I will have more than 2,000 people with me

He said that the federal government should allow the rally in a peaceful manner and open the way, otherwise we will not condemn but resist, We should not be forced; if weapons are shown, we will bring our own in response."

What will be the strategy to remove obstacles in the way?

Member of Provincial Assembly Fazl Elahi said that he will reach the meeting place tomorrow anyway. If containers are placed on the roads, there is a provision to drop them.

He further said that 'attempts to stop us in the past also failed, this time they will face failure again, they are ready to take shelling and bullets, the workers will remove the barriers with their own hands.'

Four places were identified for caravans to halt. MPA Fazl Elahi said that convoys of workers from each district will wait for the central leadership at the appointed place along the highway. A march will be led by Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur from Peshawar Motorway, in which the cabinet and MPA of Peshawar will leave. Will join their caravans.

For the assembly of caravans, a place has been fixed at Peshawar Motorway Toll Plaza, Mardan and Swabi, Hazara Motorway Toll Plaza where the CM's convoy will be waiting. MPA Fazal Elhi said that the workers have been instructed to reach the motorway by 1 pm tomorrow.

Convoys will leave from distant districts today

Workers from remote districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa will start their journey towards Swabi Motorway this evening. Convoys from Gilgit-Baltistan, Kohistan, Chitral and southern districts have been instructed to reach the highway by morning and will join the main convoy by traveling through their designated routes.

 

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