ISLAMABAD – Police and Federal Constabulary (FC) has put road blocks outside the residence of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chairman Imran Khan in Islamabad, Geo News reported.
As many as six buses of the police and FC arrived at the party leader’s residence in the wee hours of Friday, according to the police sources.
It is expected that he will either be placed under house-arrest or will be taken into custody, media reported.
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The forces were deployed to restrict Imran Khan from leading a rally in Rawalpindi tomorrow due to the imposition of section 144.
PTI Vice-Chairman Shah Mehmood Qureshi confirmed on Twitter said that he as with the PTI chairman at Bani Gala, and the house had been surrounded by FC.
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“We’re not with any weapons, we have the same plans for tomorrow, and we didn’t receive any notice. No one is being allowed to come in or go out of the house. We’re getting reports from all around Pakistan, all the PTI workers are going to protest across Pakistan,” he said.
He said the world would see the face of dictatorship hidden behind the fake democracy the next day. The PTI leader said they would not resist in case of arrest if the law enforcers had warrants for them.
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“I don’t have any information regarding the withdrawal of the FC men. A huge number of workers has now gathered outside as well.
Earlier today, Police cracked down on PTI and arrested at least 120 members of the Insaf Students Federation (ISF).
