ISLAMABAD: Islamabad police have issued a high alert and tightened security in adjoining areas of Bani Gala, the residence of PTI chairman Imran Khan.
Islamabad police spokesperson said that special security arrangements have been made in Bani Gala. Police have imposed Section 144 in the federal capital and all public gatherings have been banned.
The spokesperson said police officers are vigilant to respond to any kind of illegal activity and will continue checking vehicles entering Bani Gala.
Police have asked citizens to report any kind of suspicious activity around them. The spokesperson said that former premier Imran Khan will be given complete security as per the law.
“In view of the expected arrival of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan in Bani Gala, which is a residential area located in Islamabad, security in the area has been beefed up and a high alert has been sounded. However, until now Islamabad Police has not received any confirmed news of return from Imran Khan’s team,” Islamabad Police tweeted.
“Security Division has deployed dedicated security in Bani Gala. A list of people in Bani Gala has not been provided yet to Police. Section 144 is imposed in Islamabad and any congregation is not allowed as per orders of District Magistrate,” it said.
In view of the expected arrival of PTI Chairman Imran Khan in Bani Gala, security around Bani Gala has been strengthened and placed on high alert. However, until now Islamabad Police has not received any confirmed news of return from Imran Khan’s team. 1/3
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PTI leader Fawad Chaudhry said that Chairman Imran Khan is coming to Islamabad on Sunday and would chair an important session of the PTI core committee.
Fawad said said that the interior minister claimed that he would not let Imran Khan travel from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to other provinces. He urged the supreme court to notice of the minister’s threats
He said the government did not follow Supreme Court’s orders when PTI marched toward Islamabad.
The PTI leader said that they are not a militant party like the Jamiat Ulma-e-Islam (JUI-F) but party of middle-class people. The consequences would be grave if the country’s biggest federal party is pushed to the wall, he added.
Fawad added that the ‘Charter of Economy’ is an idiotic concept and different parties can not form a consensus on a single economic policy. He said the establishment would be criticised until it meddles with political matters of the country.
