Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) Rallies / Protests

Yesterday, an Islamabad ATC granted bail to three teenagers arrested in a case registered by the Secretariat police station pertaining to the protest.

The youngsters, aged 14, 16, and 17.5 years, were released on bonds of Rs10,000 each. The court expressed its displeasure with the police for failing to produce necessary records in a timely manner.
 
ghazi52 said:
Yesterday, an Islamabad ATC granted bail to three teenagers arrested in a case registered by the Secretariat police station pertaining to the protest.

The youngsters, aged 14, 16, and 17.5 years, were released on bonds of Rs10,000 each. The court expressed its displeasure with the police for failing to produce necessary records in a timely manner.
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some were arrested again despite court advice.
 
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Islamabad ATC releases 38 suspects after discharging them in PTI D-Chowk protest cases​


Tahir Naseer
December 14, 2024

An Islamabad anti-terrorism court (ATC) has released 38 individuals arrested in connection with last month’s D-Chowk protest, while 50 others were sent on a judicial remand, it emerged on Saturday.

On November 13, PTI founder Imran Khan issued a “final call” for nationwide protests on Nov 24, demanding the restoration of the PTI’s electoral mandate, the release of detained party members, and the reversal of the 26th Amendment which he said had strengthened a “dictatorial regime”.

A day of pitched battles between security forces and PTI protesters across the federal capital ended in a hasty retreat of the party’s top leadership and supporters from the Red Zone in the early hours of Nov 27. At least six lives were lost in the three days of protests, which included a policeman and three Rangers officials who were knocked down by a speeding vehicle, officials and hospital sources said. Claims and counter-claims over deaths purportedly caused by law-enforcement action against the PTI marchers remain a major bone of contention between the government and the opposition party.
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They have to release them they want to be respected in peoples eyes again. Asim, Munier will not get the respect back. But army can get back its respect while putting Asim in prison
 

Plea against ‘killings’ during PTI protest to be heard on 23rd​


Malik Asad
December 15, 2024

• ATC judge releases dozens ‘held during agitation’
• Gohar stresses the need for ‘unconditional’ talks

ISLAMABAD: A court will hear on Dec 23 a petition about the alleged killings, injuries, and disappearances of PTI workers during the party’s protest in the federal capital last month.

District and Sessions Judge Mohammad Azam Khan has scheduled the hearing to address the petition filed by PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan.

His legal move aside, the PTI chairman while speaking to reporters outside the court said he was “in favour of comprehensive, unconditional negotiations at every stage”.

His petition accuses Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, Information Minister Attaullah Tarar, Defence Minister Khawaja Asif, senior police officials and some unidentified individuals of being involved in the killing and disappearances of PTI workers.

According to the petition, 12 PTI workers were killed and 38 others injured due to gunfire. As many as 139 individuals have been reported missing.

These allegations have raised serious concerns regarding the authorities’ handling of the protest, the petition added.

The petitioner’s legal team appeared before the court during the initial hearing on Saturday.
 
ATC grants bail

Separately, Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) Judge Abual Hasanat Mohammad Zulqarnain granted bail to eight teenagers arrested for their alleged involvement in the PTI’s protest.

During the hearing on Saturday, the court released them and instructed their guardians to complete legal formalities.

The court also ordered the release of 38 individuals arrested in connection with the protest and sent 56 others on judicial remand.

The court expressed frustration over the police’s handling of these cases, particularly the delay in conducting identity parades and presenting the accused in court.

The police presented 32 suspects from Jhelum jail in court during late hours and requested their 30-day physical remand.

The prosecution claimed the suspects were arrested on Nov 25, but had not undergone identity parades due to time constraints.

The defence lawyer countered that the arrests were arbitrary, accusing the police of arresting workers from their homes to inflate the count of suspects held during the protest.

Judge Zulqarnain expressed displeasure over the late-night proceedings, stating that improper police procedures would not be tolerated.

After hearing the arguments, the court discharged all 32 suspects and warned the police against arresting them again without valid cause.

“If the police re-arrest them without justification, I will make the officers answerable in court,” the judge warned.

Separately, 56 individuals whose identity parades had been completed were presented in the court.

Of them, 20 were booked by the Tarnol police station, 18 by the Bani Gala police station, 10 by the Sector I-9 police station and eight by the Shehzad Town police station.
 
Imran Khan's buddy is now in the Trump administration ..

Trump appoints longtime foreign policy adviser Richard Grenell to serve as special missions envoy​


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some were arrested again despite court advice.
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Police badmashi in full swing..the police the judiciary,the army has become cancer to the country.
 
Shame on dawn.com for showing shahbaz sharif as a major news for planting a tree and not a mention of the Peshawar protest
 

Gandapur says PTI to implement Imran’s orders on civil disobedience protest ‘once there’s clarity’​


Dawn.com
December 15, 2024

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur speaking to the media in Peshawar. — DawnNewsTV


Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur speaking to the media in Peshawar. — DawnNewsTV
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur on Sunday said that the PTI would move on with the implementation of “civil disobedience” based on incarcerated party founder Imran Khan’s orders in the same spirit, but “there is no clarity” until now regarding that.

Imran, in a post on his X account on December 5, lamented that party supporters had been killed “as a result of state terrorism” during his “final call” for nationwide protests on November 24, demanding the restoration of the PTI’s electoral mandate, the release of detained party members, and the reversal of the 26th Amendment.

After clashes between security forces and PTI protesters in Islamabad, the party’s leadership hastily retreated from the Red Zone on Nov 27.

The three-day protests claimed six lives, including a policeman and three Rangers hit by a speeding vehicle, according to officials.

Imran announced a five-member team to negotiate with the government for the release of political prisoners and a judicial probe into the events of May 9 and Nov 26, warning of a civil disobedience movement from Dec 14 if demands were unmet. He also criticised the PTI leadership for acting like ‘all is well’ on Thursday and reiterated his call for civil disobedience if the demands were not met by December 15.

While speaking to the media today in Peshawar, KP CM Gandapur said that the PTI founder had “made the announcement and whatever Khan’s order is, we have to implement that in the same spirit but […] there is no clarity until now”.
 
Goenitz said:
@Cash gk @SaadH @ghazi52 @Musings

Guys, should we make another thread for 15 Dec Shuhada Day? I don't want it to get closed after contributing to it, so be mindful what we post.
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Well I am thinking to activate my own website. It is ready since last December. This website and its management is banning too many people
 
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