As per the latest updates, in spite of the PML-N claiming that it would permit the Pakistan Tehreek-I-Insaf (PTI) to walk in Islamabad as long as the procession stayed quiet, the government has sent off a crackdown.
The government activity, which came after a powerful party meeting at Model Town, led by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and went to by his senior sibling Nawaz by means of video connect, likewise settled that the government wouldn’t be directed by expelled chief Imran Khan’s interest for early races, Dawn news detailed.
PML-N seniors, in any case, guided the inside pastor to make a wide range of arrangements to manage the PTI’s long walk. The PTI initiative had before guaranteed the government has arranged a rundown of those it means to capture to leave the protest, Dawn revealed.
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The opposition’s feelings of dread were acknowledged late on Monday night, when regardless of affirmations that their chiefs won’t be focused on or captured in front of the arranged walk on the capital, police attacked the homes of a few key PTI figures.
On Sunday, Khan had declared the PTI’s arrangements to hold an ‘Azadi March’ in Islamabad on Wednesday, supposedly after converses with the foundation over early surveys failed. There were reports of late-night police activity at the homes of previous government serve Hammad Azhar in Lahore, while the Lal Haveli home of Sheik Rashid Ahmed as well as the homes of Fayyazul Hasan Chohan and Ijaz Khan Jazi in Rawalpindi were additionally struck.
Likewise, previous data serve Fawad Chaudhry additionally guaranteed in a tweet that his home in Islamabad was under perception, which was the reason he had left for Jhelum.
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