Total of 16 sections, including terrorism, have been included in case registered in Rawalpindi
Rawalpindi: A case has been registered against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder, his wife Bushra Bibi, former President Dr Arif Alvi, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur and Omar Ayub, including several PTI leaders, under terrorism provisions.
A case has been registered against PTI leaders at the Nasirabad police station in Rawalpindi, in which 75 PTI leaders including Aleema Khan, Hammad Azhar, Asad Qaiser, and Shehryar Riaz have also been named.
The text of the case stated that Imran Khan incited the public to march in Islamabad during a meeting with party leaders in Adiala Jail on November 22, while Bushra Bibi incited the workers with a statement released on social media.
The text added that the accused blocked the roads as part of a conspiracy and obstructed the public. The accused attacked police officers with batons, glass, and stones.
A total of 16 sections, including terrorism, have been included in the case registered in Rawalpindi.
Iranian president orders start of talks with US: local media
- 16 hours ago
Field Marshal vows to strengthen Pakistan-Libya relations
- 13 hours ago
Pakistan vigorously working on economic reform agenda, PM tells WB chief
- 18 hours ago
Trump looks ready to bomb Iran again. Why?
- 3 hours ago
The Don Lemon indictment, briefly explained
- 3 hours ago
Security forces kill 22 more terrorists during pursuit operations in Balochistan: sources
- 19 hours ago
Oracle shares fall as investors assess up to $50 billion AI funding plan
- 16 hours ago
Pakistan team departs for Sri Lanka for T20 World Cup
- 17 hours ago
YouTube’s top AI slop channels are disappearing
- 5 hours ago
Democrats’ demands to reform ICE, briefly explained
- 3 hours ago
The dismaying response to a new Alex Pretti video
- 3 hours ago
Fire breaks out at mobile market in Karachi’s Saddar
- 13 hours ago
