Police lodge case against PTI activists for blocking road in Quetta

• FIR read PTI workers blocked road and instigated people
• They burnt tyres and placed rocks on the road.
• The protestors used expletive words against government.

QUETTA: Police have lodged a case against the Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI) activists for blocking road in Quetta in protest, Bol News reported.

The FIR read that the PTI workers blocked the road and instigated people. They burnt tyres and placed rocks on the road. The protestors used expletive words against the government. They bocked Tor Nasir road for several hours.

At least five people were nominated by names and 100 to 150 unidentified persons were alleged in the case.

On March 18, PTI had announced to hold a protest in Karachi on March 19 against police operation in Zaman Park and shelling on the PTI caravan.

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