PM Imran Khan summons assembly of Nationwide Safety Committee

The information has been confirmed by the Federal Minister for Data and Broadcasting, Fawad Chaudhry.

“In view of the scenario arising due to the unlawful actions of the proscribed organisation, Prime Minister Imran Khan has convened a gathering of the Nationwide Safety Committee tomorrow. Different points associated to nationwide safety may also be thought of on this assembly,” Fawad wrote on Twitter.

It might be recalled that protests by the members of the proscribed group entered their seventh day right now (Thursday), with protesters tenting out in Kamoke since final night time.

Initially, the proscribed group staged sit-ins in Multan and Lahore, after which a march in direction of Islamabad was introduced.

Safety forces had cordoned off main roads to forestall the protesters from reaching Islamabad. The protesters have been staging sit-ins on GT Highway for the previous a number of days, disrupting transport providers.

 banned organisation’s march has affected life within the federal capital and numerous different cities in Punjab.

Strict safety preparations have been made in Rawalpindi. The primary highways connecting Islamabad and Rawalpindi have been sealed and the Faizabad Metro service has been suspended. Main visitors jams have been reported on different routes and residents are going through difficulties because it has additionally turn into troublesome to go to hospitals.

The activists of the proscribed organisation marching in direction of Islamabad have arrange camp on the Kamoke portion of GT Highway, whereas they’re making preparations to maneuver forward of their march. Enterprise centres within the metropolis and on GT Highway are closed and so are the retailers and eating places on the freeway.

Private and non-private academic establishments positioned on GT Highway and its adjoining areas have additionally been closed and web providers in Kamoke have been suspended.