Government releases JUI-F MPs, activists after nationwide protests

ISLAMABAD: Following nationwide protests, the federal government on Friday launched two JUI-F MPs and Ansarul Islam activists who had been detained throughout a police raid on the Parliament Lodge in Islamabad final night time.

As per the main points, Islamabad police raided the Parliament Lodge on Thursday night and arrested Maulana Jamaluddin and Salahuddin Ayubi, two MNAs of JUI-F, apart from over a dozen activists of Ansar-ul-Islam. JUI. Meanwhile, JUI-F spokesperson Mufti Abdullah was additionally arrested by the police.

Following the arrest of social gathering employees and MPs, JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman referred to as for a nationwide protest and directed social gathering employees to protest, later late within the night time, Fazlur Rehman referred to as off the protests until morning and was arrested. Demanded the discharge of social gathering employees. ,

However, within the early hours of Friday, the police launched Maulana Jamaluddin, Salahuddin Ayubi of JUI-F MNA and different social gathering employees on bail and private assure.

JUI-F spokesperson Aslam Gauri confirmed the discharge of social gathering employees on microblogging website Twitter and thanked the opposition events and their employees for his or her help.

“We would like to thank the leadership of the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM), although the next course of action will be decided after consultation with the leadership,” he mentioned.

On the opposite hand, in protest in opposition to the arrest of social gathering employees, the police have cordoned off all of the roads resulting in Parliament amid protests by JUI-F.

JUI-F information grievance in opposition to police motion

Meanwhile, JUI-F Senator Kamran Mortaza together with a bunch of legal professionals have filed a grievance in opposition to the police motion contained in the Parliament Lodge.

The chief of the lawyer, who was injured in the course of the police motion, approached the Secretariat police station demanding registration of an FIR after getting therapy.

“Islamabad Police kidnapped MNA Sallahuddin Ayubi, MNA Jamal Uddin and their guests from the Parliament Lodge on Thursday, March 10,” the applying learn.

It mentioned, “Police officers broke into the lodge of MNA Salahuddin Ayubi and entered the premises.”

The complainant mentioned that the police tortured him and others together with MNAs Saad Rafiq and Agha Rafiullah.

As per the grievance, the MNA received injured because of the police motion.

It additional mentioned that the police didn’t have an arrest warrant or the permission of the Speaker of the National Assembly to enter the lodge.

According to the assertion, the incident occurred within the presence of the ADC, DIG and different police officers.

“Policemen had been informed that they can not arrest MNA like this and opposition events have submitted no-confidence movement in opposition to Prime Minister Imran Khan.

He mentioned, ‘The approval of the Home Minister can’t be denied on this police motion. Serious disciplinary and authorized motion must be taken in opposition to the offenders.”

Police action shows ‘Imran’s panic’

However, opposition parties have described the action as a result of the government’s “panic” due to the no-confidence motion presented in the National Assembly against Prime Minister Imran Khan.

PPP president Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari in a late night statement hit out at the ruling party and warned it to stay away from such arbitrariness.

“Violence in opposition to Members of Parliament and their arrest is insupportable and that’s sufficient,” he said. He said the consequences of such “dictatorial acts” would not bode well for the PTI government.

The PPP leader had said that PM Imran Khan’s efforts to intimidate Members of Parliament through the police “is not going to bear fruit for them.”

“Members of Parliament have misplaced religion in Prime Minister Imran Khan,” he said, adding that “a panicked and elected Imran Khan has began harassing the members of Parliament.”

‘Private militia not allowed’

Addressing a press conference after the police action, Rasheed had said that the opposition was bringing “mob” to parliament, adding that “nobody is allowed to have personal militias”.

He said that the police did not arrest the two JUI MNAs, instead, they “voluntarily arrested themselves” in order to “faux”, and that “19 personal militia members had been in police custody.”

“What is his subject? The level is that Imran Khan has pursued a sovereign international coverage – we’re with the United States, Russia and China. In the Ukraine-Russia struggle, we’re a impartial participant,” he said. Was.

The home minister had also warned the opposition against taking law into their own hands, as he said an attempt was made to destroy the country’s peace.

Rasheed referred to the press conference of Director General Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Major General Babar Iftikhar – where he mentioned that an Indian projectile had entered Pakistan’s airspace – and said it was “Pakistan’s safety”. is the issue” [and the Opposition should] Don’t play with it]”.

The federal minister had said the government had “five-hour-long talks with the opposition” because Pakistan was not a “banana state”.

“I’ve directed all Chief Secretaries and Inspector Generals to detain those that attempt to take legislation into their very own fingers.”

Rashid had said that after talks with the opposition “failed”, he brought the matter to the notice of the NA president and ordered the Islamabad police to arrest the volunteers of Ansar-ul-Islam.

“70 individuals had been there, 19 have been arrested, others will probably be recognized and arrested,” he said. Gather 172 members”.