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Voting on no-trust motion: Security tightened in Islamabad

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
April 8, 2022
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Cops with body cameras to be deployed in Islamabad

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ISLAMABAD: Ahead of voting on the no-trust motion against PM Imran Khan on Saturday, Security has been further tightened in Islamabad.

The local administration of the federal capital has decided to seal the red zone to maintain foolproof security amid the vote of no-confidence.

Islamabad Police and local administration had formed a strategy to ensure peace ahead of the vote of no-confidence against the PM in the National Assembly on 9 April.

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According to details, all routes leading to the Red Zone would be sealed during the National Assembly session. Entry and exit to the Red Zone, for authorized personnel only, would be allowed via Margalla road.

Islamabad Police and other security agencies would be deployed in the Red Zone to ensure peace. Check posts and CCTV cameras installed in the Red Zone would be used to monitor the situation.

It is pertinent to mention here that, security in the capital city has already highly alert due to ongoing tense political situation.    

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