The Islamabad district administration has rejected the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) request to organize a protest in the city regarding alleged poll rigging in the February 8 elections. Section 144 has been implemented, and residents are urged to steer clear of political gatherings.

This crackdown demonstrates the administration’s firm stance against protests, with the goal of upholding peace and order. No permits will be granted for rallies or protests to safeguard the safety of the capital.

The Islamabad police are tasked with ensuring compliance and promptly addressing any unauthorized demonstrations. The administration places a high priority on protecting the lives and property of citizens, and will not tolerate any disruptions to law and order in Islamabad.