G-B CM supposedly detained at home for ‘shielding PTI pioneers’
G-B House pronounced a sub-prison; a group of police and officers conveyed external it.
ISLAMABAD:
Gilgit-Baltistan (G-B) Boss Clergyman Khalid Khurshid was purportedly put detained at home on Thursday for “shielding Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) pioneers”.
As per Express-News, the main priest had given haven to the PTI pioneers in G-B House, after which he was set detained at home.
The house has been pronounced a sub-prison and a group of police and officers was likewise sent external it.
According to sources, PTI pioneers Shah Mehmood Qureshi, Malika Bukhari, Musrat Cheema and others were arrested from G-B House Islamabad prior.
Sources additionally revealed that the job of Khurshid is being assessed for shielding the pioneers, who were needed by the police, in the G-B house. In addition, it was additionally detailed that severe move isn’t being made against the CM because of his post, in any case, watching out for his exercises in the future has been chosen.
They kept up with that if the CM has any desire to go to G-B for true obligations, the Inside Service will think about it, however he won’t be permitted to do any exercises in Islamabad.
Through its true Twitter handle, the PTI censured the move and addressed “What message does the forced mafia on the nation need to convey at the worldwide level?”
Prior in the day, Islamabad Capital Domain (ICT) said that PTI pioneers, including its VP Shah Mehmood Qureshi, were captured for “prompting torching and vicious fights under an arrangement for compromising harmony”.
Qureshi was captured in the extremely early times of Thursday. At this point, party pioneers Asad Umar, Fawad Chaudhry, Jamshed Iqbal Cheema, Falknaz Chitrali, Musrat Jamsheed Cheema and Malika Bukhari have been captured.
A day sooner, PTI pioneer Fawad Chaudhry and Asad Umar were likewise arrested.
The crackdown on the PTI administration comes after the capture of PTI administrator and ousted chief Imran Khan who was captured in the Al-Qadir Trust case from the premises of the IHC, where he was available for two hearings.
The PTI boss’ capture set off fights in numerous urban areas of the country by his party activists and allies as they conflicted with the police and obliterated public properties.
