SC bars govt from arresting Imran Khan, PTI leaders and workers

The Supreme Court (SC) on Wednesday has barred the government from arresting Imran Khan, PTI leaders and workers and ordered to give them place at G-9 and H-9 sectors, Islamabad to stage their protest.

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The court has ordered both parties to dialogue which will take place at commissioner’s office, Islamabad at 10 pm.

Four members including Babar Awan, Ali Nawaz Awan, Faisal Chaudhry, Aamir Kiyani from PTI whereas eight members including Yousuf Raza Gillani, Ayaz Sadiq, Faisal Sabzwari, Saad Mahmood and Azam Tarar from the government side will take part in the dialogue.

The SC further ordered the release of all arrested lawyers at once.

Earlier, the Supreme Court of Pakistan ordered Commissioner Islamabad to provide alternate routes for Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf’s march.

According to the reports, the case of disappearance and arrests of PTI workers was underway in the court.

Justice Aijaz ul Hassan gave remarks to Commissioner Islamabad during the dialogue to suggest alternate routes to PTI and make possible traffic plans to assist the people reaching for the march. They should do their protest and go home peacefully.

Justice Aijaz ul Hassan gave time till half-past two to the lawyer of PTI Faisal Chaudhary to take instructions related to the march that will be peaceful.

“If PTI has any doubt that their leaders will be arrested, enlist the names of the leaders who are to be arrested. Those who are doubted of arrest will make sure they are given protection”, the court said.

“Do not turn the springs of the country into autumn,” the court concluded.

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the supreme court Judge also gave remarks that every worker and leader of the PTI must be released. secondly, PTI should also be given the opportunity to conduct a gathering in the H-9 park.

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