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PTI Islamabad march: Organisers to be responsible for any loss of life, warns security czar

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September 18, 2026
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Inside Minister Mohsin Naqvi on Friday warned that the federal government would cease anybody from marching on Islamabad “in each potential manner”, holding these bringing protesters to the capital chargeable for any lack of life through the demonstration.

The safety czar’s warning got here shortly after the Islamabad Excessive Court docket (IHC), in its 37-page detailed verdict, dominated that no political occasion has the lawful proper to occupy public roads, highways or buildings, in a petition towards Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) deliberate lengthy march to Islamabad on September 27.

Addressing a press convention in Islamabad, Naqvi stated the IHC verdict left no room for an try to “storm Islamabad”, including that anybody violating the decision would face contempt of courtroom proceedings.

“If somebody comes out after the courtroom’s resolution, we are going to first provoke contempt of courtroom proceedings. In any other case, we is not going to permit anybody to return out,” the minister stated, including that the provinces had additionally been knowledgeable.

Referring to discussions on social media about folks from a selected tribe coming to Islamabad, Naqvi stated: “Political exercise is one factor, whereas arriving within the type of armed mobs is sort of one other.”

“You must actually protest, however accomplish that in your individual space and metropolis,” he stated, including that peaceable protests needs to be held within the respective provinces.

The safety czar stated Islamabad couldn’t be shut down, nor might assaults be allowed within the title of protest.

Naqvi stated the federal government was preventing terrorism in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, urging consideration to the combat towards militancy as a substitute of protests, gathering folks or amassing funds.

“It doesn’t look good to hold the funerals of martyrs on one hand and put together for a sit-in on the opposite,” he stated.

He added that if the chief minister ready to confront terrorists with the identical stage of readiness as for a sit-in, terrorism could possibly be lowered significantly.

It’s pertinent to say right here that at the least 16 folks, together with 5 police officers, had been martyred and greater than 50 injured after explosions focused a mosque inside Kohat Police Strains throughout Friday prayers, in KP.

“We’re prepared this time and won’t permit the dysfunction that some folks have unfold previously,” he stated.

Naqvi stated the inside ministry’s job was to stop teams from getting into Islamabad and that preparations to take care of them had been accomplished in session with all provinces.

“In the event that they need to carry a bunch, we’re absolutely ready,” he stated.

The minister urged “wise leaders” within the opposition to rethink the choice to carry the protest.

He additionally requested PTI to conduct a survey inside its occasion, claiming {that a} majority of its members won’t know why they had been coming to Islamabad.

“They [PTI] ought to assume as patriotic Pakistanis,” Naqvi stated.

He clarified that he was personally towards putting containers, however legislation enforcement businesses required them to be put in when vital.

Naqvi stated the KP authorities was chargeable for sustaining legislation and order in its province.



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