PTI to Hold Political Power Show in Lahore Today, Preparations Underway۔
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is gearing up
for a major political event in Lahore today. Preparations are in full swing as
party members finalize arrangements for the show of strength.
Preparations Underway for PTI Rally in Lahore Today۔
Lahore: The Pakistan
Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) is set to hold a rally in Lahore today, with many party
workers arriving at the venue.
According to details, PTI is organizing a display
of political strength at the Kahna Cattle Market, where preparations are in
full swing. Chairs, sound systems, and other equipment have been delivered to
the rally site.
The influx of PTI workers has begun, with
attendees arriving from other cities. Containers blocking Defense Road have
been removed to facilitate access.
Convoys from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are also heading
to Lahore for the rally, led by Umar Amin Gandapur, the brother of Ali Amin
Gandapur. These convoys will join the main group near the Peshawar-Islamabad
motorway.
It’s worth noting that a deadlock over the
rally's permission was resolved around 9 PM last night. The district
administration has granted PTI conditional approval to hold the rally at Kahna
Cattle Market instead of Minar-e-Pakistan.
The notification states that PTI must conclude
the rally by 6 PM, and it includes a stipulation for an apology from the Chief
Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Ali Amin Gandapur, regarding a speech made on
September 8.
PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Khan expressed
gratitude to the district administration for issuing the NOC in a video
message. He requested that no obstacles be placed on the roads so that people
can arrive on time and the rally can end as scheduled.
Punjab Assembly Opposition Leader Malik Ahmad
Bchhar stated that Gandapur's apology is a personal matter, and they have not
given any such assurance to the administration. He further added that PTI is
standing against fascism and oppression, stating they will endure hardships but
not back down.
44 SOPs Issued for PTI Rally in Lahore, Including Condition for Apology from Ali Amin Gandapur۔
Lahore: The district
administration has released 44 standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) rally scheduled for September 21 in Kahna.
According to the conditions laid out in the NOC,
PTI has been granted permission to hold the rally from 2 PM to 5 PM. Chief
Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Ali Amin Gandapur, is required to apologize for
inappropriate remarks made during a previous rally on September 8.
Additionally, organizers must provide a written assurance that they will be
responsible for any unforeseen circumstances during the event.
The SOPs state that the district administration
and police will monitor compliance with the conditions set forth for the rally.
Organizers must ensure security with private personnel and volunteers, and they
are prohibited from disrupting daily life for residents in the area.
During the rally, anti-state slogans or remarks
against institutions will not be tolerated. Individuals facing charges for hate
speech will not be allowed on stage, and no wanted criminals may attend;
failure to comply will result in the organizers being held accountable.
The guidelines also specify that no Afghan flags
will be displayed, and Afghan personnel are not allowed at the rally.
Organizers must designate focal persons for coordination with the relevant
police superintendents. No audio or video messages from criminals will be
broadcast, and traffic police will issue and enforce a detailed traffic plan
for the event.
Furthermore, no parades or rallies are allowed on
the streets, and attendees are forbidden from bringing sticks to the venue.
Statements that could incite religious sentiments will not be permitted, and
the display of weapons or the use of fireworks is strictly banned. Mobile vans
or vehicles may not be used for rally announcements, and no welcome desks will
be set up outside the designated area.
The district administration has also mandated
that no graffiti be allowed in the city regarding the rally. A peaceful
environment must be maintained at all times, and attendees cannot be forced to
participate from other districts. Security measures will include thorough
checks of all individuals and vehicles entering the area, and burning effigies
or flags from any political, religious, or foreign entity is prohibited.
According to the SOPs, parking areas for vehicles
will be designated by traffic police. Organizers are required to fully
cooperate with law enforcement to ensure foolproof security and are responsible
for the security of the venue and surrounding areas. Participants from other
districts must adhere to the conditions set forth in the NOC.
Organizers are reminded to ensure compliance with
all conditions and that attendees disperse peacefully after the rally. In the
event of any unforeseen incident, the organizers will be held accountable.
Given the current security situation, organizers are advised to implement all
precautionary measures for the safety of participants both inside and outside
the venue.
Non-Bailable Arrest Warrants Issued for Ali Amin Gandapur and Other Leaders۔
Islamabad: An anti-terrorism
court has issued non-bailable arrest warrants for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief
Minister Ali Amin Gandapur and several other PTI leaders.
The court hearing took place regarding a case
registered under anti-terrorism laws at I-9 Police Station in Islamabad. Judge
Tahir Abbas Supra presided over the session, during which Raja Khurram Shahzad
Nawaz and Raja Majid appeared with their lawyers.
Due to their absence, the court issued
non-bailable warrants for Ali Amin Gandapur, Waqas Qayoom Abbasi, Raja Rashid
Hafeez, and Omer Mahmood Kiani. Additionally, Umar Tanveer Butt was declared a
fugitive due to his continued absence from court.
PTI Announces Plan to Challenge Judge in Al-Qadir Trust Case۔
Islamabad: The Pakistan
Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has announced its intention to approach the High Court
against the judge presiding over the Al-Qadir Trust case, claiming that Judge
Nasir Javed Rana intends to convict the party's founder.
During a media briefing, Barrister Abuzar Salman
Niazi stated that a secret trial is currently taking place against the PTI
founder, with violations of fundamental rights occurring in closed prison
settings. He emphasized that daily hearings last between six to eight hours,
which undermines the concept of an open court trial.
Niazi asserted that they are moving to the High
Court because Judge Nasir Javed Rana has already indicated his bias during the
proceedings, suggesting that he is set on delivering a verdict against the PTI
founder. He called for Judge Rana to recuse himself from the case.
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