The Islamabad police reinforced on Saturday that Section 144 is implemented in the federal capital, and urged citizens to abide by the law and avoid participating in any unlawful activities.
A police spokesperson stated that public order will be maintained as per the Islamabad High Court's directives. "All necessary steps will be taken to ensure the effective implementation of Section 144," the spokesperson added.
Emphasizing public safety, the spokesperson assured that all available resources will be utilized to protect the lives and property of citizens. "Citizens are requested not to become part of any illegal activity," the spokesperson said.
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The police also warned, "Strict action will be taken against those who violate legal orders."
Earlier, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi contacted PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar to discuss in detail the current situation amid PTI's protest scheduled for November 24.
Naqvi also apprised Gohar of the situation arising after the Islamabad High Court's latest order regarding the protest, and stressed that the government was bound by the orders of the court.
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During their detailed conversation, Naqvi emphasized the government's commitment to adhering to the court's directives.
"The Islamabad High Court order binds us, and we cannot allow any processions, sit-ins, or rallies,” Naqvi stated.
Naqvi also updated Gohar that a high-level Belarusian delegation is set to arrive in Islamabad on November 24, followed by the president of Belarus on November 25. The delegation will remain in the capital until November 27.
In response, Barrister Gohar assured that he would provide a final answer after consulting with his party.
