Section 144 imposed in Pakistan's Punjab ahead of PTI's Nov 24 protest

Section 144 imposed in Pakistan's Punjab ahead of PTI's Nov 24 protest

Section 144 has been imposed in the Pakistani province of Punjab banning all public gatherings, protests, rallies, processions, and sit-ins for three days, media reports said on Friday (Nov 22).  The Punjab Home Department issued a notification which said that all forms of protests, rallies, processions, and sit-ins are prohibited. Section 144 will be in place from Saturday till Monday (Nov 25).

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Punjab Police personnel stand guard in Lahore on December 8, 2023. — Facebook/DIG Ops Lahore PoliceLAHORE: The Punjab government has imposed Section 144 across the province, prohibiting all public gatherings, protests, rallies, processions, and sit-ins for three days.As per a notification...

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Islamabad authorities have enforced Section 144 across the federal capital to ensure law and order in the city, following the directives of the Islamabad High Court on Saturday. Police officials have assured that all necessary measures will be taken to implement Section 144 effectively, a public relation officer told APP. Citizens are urged to refrain from participating in any illegal activities, emphasizing the importance of adhering to the law…

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