Islamabad: The PTI’s decision to withhold the No Objection Certificate (NOC) for the July 6 rally has led to its decision to go legal.
The Islamabad Chief Commissioner held a press meeting regarding Muharram, discussing security concerns. Despite being invited, one political party did not attend the conference. Applications for the same rally were reviewed during this session.
The Deputy Commissioner had to reconsider his permission to hold the rally in light of the present security situation.
The Islamabad administration stated that suspending the NOC for the rally would protect lives and property, maintain public peace, and ensure citizens’ safety.
Citizen’s Request is Out
Residents sent an application to the Deputy Commissioner Islamabad, requesting the withdrawal of the NOC from PTI’s event planned for tomorrow.
According to them, they have old relatives, some of whom are ill and need medical attention at hospitals. Their application stated that proximity between their residence and places designated for holding rallies violates their personal spaces since it involves almost all houses around them, within their precincts, citizens, and citizens.
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He said this was a court-approved demonstration. PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Khan and other leaders are consulting regarding NOC cancellation. He reiterated that it was within the institution administration’s sight to dePolice’s Decision.
The police in Islamabad have decided to act upon the administration’s decision concerning PTI. The district administration canceled permission for the political party’s gathering scheduled for June 6. You need approval to hold a rally.
According to police officials, those who choose to break. The law should face legal charges; Islamabad Police will ensure peace at all costs within the city.
