• PTI allowed for a rally in Faizabad with 56 conditions to be followed
• The terms were settled between the PTI and the district administration
• PTI Chairman Imran Khan will use the designated route

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) got the long-awaited permission for a public rally at Faizabad with 56 conditions to be followed.

The terms were settled between the PTI and the district administration and the political party got permission for the public rally that is scheduled for November 26.

The Deputy Commissioner (DC), Islamabad has notified permission to PTI. Meanwhile, it has been said that security measures must be taken after the recent threats to the leadership.

The administration made it clear that nothing against the government and the institutions be said in the rally and no wall chalking is allowed for the management.

The management and the law enforcement agencies will be responsible for the security of the VIPs and in case of any infringement legal action will be considered.

The conditions set up for the rally hold that the management will not go beyond the boundaries set for the gathering and it has to be ensured that PTI Chairman Imran Khan will use the designated route.

Meanwhile, it was put up before PTI that no worker will stay at Allama Iqbal Park after the end of the rally. On the other hand, the sound system must be used as per the Sound Act and will follow the guidelines for Azaan.

The conditions also underscored that weapons will be completely banned and the participants should maintain a distance of more than 80 feet from the stage.

Moreover, volunteers having proper jackets and badges will be placed at all entrances. All the measures must be ensured in light of the recent alerts for the PTI leadership.

Any deviation from PTI during the public gathering will ultimately lead to the cancellation of the NOC/permission.

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