Case registered against 'Move on Pakistan' party leaders over pro-martial law posters

ISLAMABAD (Web Desk) A First Information Report (FIR) filed against 'Move On Pakistan' party head Ali Hashmi for hanging pro-army chief posters in the capital city.

According to media details, FIR registered at Secretariat police station against party head including other leaders of the party.

The case was registered under the provisions of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) 124, 120 (b), 505 and 34.

Earlier, Move on Pakistan party placed banners in big cities demanding the martial law by Chief of army staff, Raheel Sharif.

‘Move on Pakistan’ had put up banners and posters saying: “Khuda ke liye ab aajao” (For God’s sake, take over), indicating a demand for martial law by COAS.

The posters in favour of General Raheel Sharif carry phone numbers of Move on Pakistan party leaders as well.

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The posters appeared in Lahore, Karachi and the garrison city of Rawalpindi as well as several army-run cantonment areas, begging the military chief to launch a coup.

Later the banners were removed.

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It is pertinent to mention here that Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General (DG) Lieutenant General Asim Bajwa earlier stated that the Army has nothing to do with banners having pictures of Raheel Sharif.