Cases against PTI leaders registered in four police stations following protests
Pakistan
The FIR stated that the accused seized government firearms and fired them in the air, causing panic.
RAWAPLINDI (Dunya News) - The Rawalpindi police have registered cases against PTI leaders in connection with protests at Liaquat Bagh.
The cases were filed at four police stations: City, Waris Khan, New Town, and RA Bazaar. Over 100 leaders and activists, including Simabiah Tahir, MPA Asad Abbas, Ijaz Khan, and Amir Mughal, have been nominated in the FIRs.
The charges included terrorism, attempted murder, vandalism, destroying public and state property, and interference in government operations.
According to the FIR, PTI leaders and activists raised anti-government slogans, hurled stones at the police, and attacked with iron rods.
Several police vehicles, including that of the SP Rawal, were damaged, and one police officer sustained severe eye injury from glass.
The FIR also stated that the accused seized government firearms and fired them in the air, causing panic.
Police confirmed that cases have been registered, and raids were being conducted to apprehend additional suspects.
It is noteworthy that protests by the PTI at Liaquat Bagh yesterday resulted in clashes between police and activists, leading to injuries on both sides.
