Islamabad: After PTI’s call to protest against the alleged rigging of the general elections, the Islamabad Police called for additional personnel, however, the spokesperson of the Islamabad Police has clarified that no rally or procession will be allowed inside the high security zone. .
According to the spokesperson of Islamabad Capital Police, the police has not yet received any request from Tehreek-e-Insaf, while the police have called for more personnel regarding the possible protest and the scope of the red zone has reached Faisal Avenue.
The police expressed fear that the public may face inconvenience during the transportation tomorrow while legal action will be taken in case of road closure and illegal assembly and requested women, elderly and children to avoid coming towards F-Nine Park. Avoid.
Petition filed for protest, PTI
On the other hand, Tehreek-e-Insaf has claimed that the party leaders submitted an application to the district administration of Islamabad yesterday, February 17, for protest.
According to sources, PTI sought permission from the district administration in front of the National Press Club for the protest. PTI leader Aamir Mughal will record a peaceful protest against a large number of women and workers.
Deputy Commissioner Islamabad received the protest permit application and allotted the diary number.
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