ISLAMABAD: As Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf geared up for political show in federal capital Islamabad, PTI administration ordered his workers to vacate Jinnah Avenue’s ground for 30 minutes for routine security checkup, TheNewsTribe.com reported.
PTI is all set for the big show in Islamabad, the party authorities asked their workers and supporters to clear the venue for 30 minutes for security officials reached for reviewing protection measures.
Air monitoring is underway at the location via helicopter while the Pakistan government implemented strict security measures across Islamabad’s Red Zone following the PTI rally allowed at Jinnah Avenue.
Hundreds of security officials deployed on the entrance – exit points of the Red Zone; as well the Jinnah Avenue will be monitored specifically via security officials and helicopter after imposition of Section 144 came effective at 12:00 am on Saturday night.
Special routes have been established for the security of the rally and police have installed walk through gates.
Pakistani media has been stopped for monitoring the PTI rally through air view shots as high-ups imposed ban on drone-cameras for next 7 days.
In view of dangers for any clash, Inspector General (IG) Islamabad warned PTI protestors that his department would not tolerate the violators of regulations, as well as ‘cannot see security personnel being beaten by the protestors.’
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