The government has been ordered by the Islamabad High Court (IHC) to stop harassing Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf workers (PTI).

In the federal capital, the IHC heard PTI’s appeal against road closures and possible arrests of party leaders and workers.

The court issued letters to the IGP, Chief Commissioner, and Deputy Commissioner Islamabad, telling them not to harass anyone excessively.

Related posts:

Default ThumbnailThe opposition has filed a no-confidence resolution against Prime Minister Imran Khan in the National Assembly. Default ThumbnailImran Khan asserts that his lengthy march will reach Islamabad no matter what. Default ThumbnailThe IHC has reserved its decision on Fawad’s release petition Default ThumbnailPakistan’s government has decided to halt internet access across the country. Default ThumbnailPunjab Minister Examines Digital Municipal Governance Developments Default ThumbnailAccording to PTI senior brass, Parvez Elahi would seek a vote of confidence. Default ThumbnailImran Khan is released after receiving many reprieves from the IHC. Default ThumbnailThe selfie craze has sent tourists to the Valley of Death. Default ThumbnailPolice discover a young maid who has been brutally burnt and abused Default ThumbnailPTI will start conducting public events again on May 18 Default ThumbnailThe ECP selects returning officers for the Punjab election. Default ThumbnailIHC affirms the death sentence for Zahir Jaffar in the Noor Muqaddam murder case.