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KP IG bars police from facilitating Islamabad-bound rallies

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September 19, 2026
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PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Inspector Common of Police Zulfiqar Hameed has directed law enforcement officials to not facilitate any march, rally or procession heading in direction of Islamabad forward of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) deliberate September 27 protest.

On September 14, the IHC had ordered provincial governments to forestall the usage of state funds, personnel, autos, equipment and different official assets for protests and rallies.

It additionally barred provincial authorities from forcing public servants to take part in political actions and ordered senior officers to speak the directives to authorities staff.

In a letter issued to all related law enforcement officials, the IGP referred to the excessive court docket’s order relating to PTI’s deliberate march on the federal capital.

The KP police chief directed officers to not present any facilitation for the protest and stated they have to instantly inform him in the event that they obtained directions to take action.

The letter warned that disciplinary motion could be taken in opposition to any police officer discovered violating the court docket’s directives.

The excessive court docket’s order got here on a petition difficult PTI’s deliberate September 27 nationwide protests and march on Islamabad.

The court docket dominated that no political social gathering or chief had a lawful proper to occupy public roads, highways, interchanges, toll plazas or public buildings in a way that obstructed residents’ entry to instructional establishments and medical amenities.

Moreover, the court docket declared that aggression by a federating unit in opposition to one other or in opposition to the federation in any type or method, together with, by the use of any march or procession, is “unconstitutional, unlawful and illegal”.

In its 37-page verdict, the IHC said that the actions of the PTI in Could 2022 and November 2024 in Islamabad created a critical safety and regulation and order scenario.

The Islamabad administration and the Ministry of Inside had been directed to make sure that nobody residing throughout the ICT undertakes any exercise which leads to offending the rights of different residents or individuals assured beneath the Structure.

The foremost opposition social gathering had introduced a nationwide protest, together with a march on Islamabad on September 27, demanding the discharge of social gathering founder Imran Khan and mobilising folks for the supremacy of the Structure.

The Imran Khan-founded social gathering has maintained that it’s going to proceed with its deliberate protest, with preparations for the mobilisation persevering with throughout the nation.





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