BUT special Committee of Federal Cabinet Discusses Filing Sedition Case against former prime minister and Pakistani Chairman Tehreek-e-Insaf Imran Khan and Chief Ministers of Gilgit-Baltistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for allegedly planningattack” on federation during partyAzadi March.
This is stated in the message of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.run APPENDIX yesterday at a meeting chaired by Minister of the Interior Rana Sanaulla for Communication Maulana Asad Mahmoud, Adviser to the Prime Minister on Kashmir Affairs Qamar Zaman Kaira, Minister for Economy Minister Sardar Ayaz Sadiq for Law Judge Azam Nazir Tarar and officials of Islamabad police.
“The ministry informed the committee over long march PTI on May 25 and his formal plan attack Federation,” the statement said.
Ministers also discussed filing a sedition case against Imran and provincial leaders in accordance with Article 124A. of the code of A criminal procedure that criminalizes words/expressions that “arouse or attempt to arouse hatred or contempt, or incite or attempt to arouse discontent” in relation to government.
“However, the committee postponed discussion meeting over case next until June 6 to submit your final recommendations to the federal cabinet,” the statement said. added.
Meanwhile, during the meeting, Sanaullah called PTI’s long journey “fitna (mutiny)” and said it was “a riot march, not a ‘Haqiqi Azadi march'”.
“It was an armed attack on federation, except [being] rebellion. Formal planning was done to hold the capital hostage. on May 25,” he said, alleging that the PTI chairman incited his supporters with hate speech. against state.
With the “plan” he pointed out, until May 25, about “2500 villains” were brought to Islamabad. capture D-chouk before arrival of Imran Khan.
“Armed group attacked not only police, rangers and FC personnel but set fire to the trees and the subway station too. Imran Niazi also violated May 25 decision of Supreme Court”, minister added.
March
March of Imran Khan for khakiki azadi – true freedom – on May 25 was preceded by a call from the authorities of Section 144, measure used to stop gatherings. Shipping containers have been delivered in place on major highways to block them path.
Read more: How suddenly ended the march of Imran
Unrestrained moves marching, who tried to force through containers to make them way in Islamabad, were met with tear gas as the police tried to disperse them. Police also charged with them with clubs.
The march is over on March 26 without delay in D-Chowk, which, as Imran promised, occur up to date for elections announced. Addressing supporters just short of D-Chowk said Imran government announce dates for elections, in case of failure of which he will return in six days.
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