Punjab Extends Section 144 Across Province Till November 8

Punjab govt extends Section 144 for one more week

Public assembly of four or more people prohibited.Weapon display and loudspeaker use completely banned.Exemptions apply to weddings, funerals, govt officials.The Punjab Home Department extended the enforcement of Section 144 across the...

Punjab extends Section 144 across province till November 8

The Punjab Home Department has extended the enforcement of Section 144 across the province for a further seven days, until November 8. Under the extended orders: All protests, rallies, processions, sit-ins, and similar gatherings remain prohibited. Public assemblies of four or more people are completely banned. The display of any type of weapon is strictly prohibited. Loudspeakers may only be used for the call to prayer (Azan) …

Punjab extends section 144 for seven more days amid security concerns

The Punjab Home Department has extended the enforcement of Section 144 across the province for another seven days, effective until Saturday, November 8. According to

Punjab extends Section 144 across province for 7 days citing security, law and order concerns

Punjab’s Home Department has extended Section 144 across the province until November 8, banning protests, rallies, sit-ins, and public gatherings due to concerns over terrorism and public order, a statement issued on Sunday said. Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code is a legal provision that empowers district administrations to prohibit an assembly of four or more people in an area for a limited period. “In view of security threats, public…

Pakistan: Punjab extends ban on gatherings, Sec 144 extended by a week

Punjab keeps public gathering ban until November 8. - THE DESTINATION

Lahore – (Special Correspondent / Web Desk) – The Punjab government has extended the execution of Section 144 throughout the state for another week, till November 8, according to a notification issued by the Punjab Home Department. The extension follows a review of the most recent threat assessments provided by law enforcement and intelligence organizations. […] The post Punjab keeps public gathering ban until November 8. appeared first on THE D…