Rehman Malik bans motorcycles in Karachi, Quetta for first Muharram
Ban to remain in effect from 6am to 7pm. Cellular services may also be suspended.
Ban to remain in effect from 6am to 7pm. Cellular services may also be suspended.
Special security measures have been taken with regard to activities during the holy month.
Militants were planning on carrying out terror bids during the month of Muharram.
Special Branch will also help in sweeping the procession routes.
These individuals have been asked to not attend any religious gathering or make any speeches during this period.
Offers condolences to families of those who were killed in targeted attacks.
Pillion riding banned in G-B, Peshawar, Kohat and DI Khan declared sensitive.
The management of every imambargah should form a ‘watch’ committee of volunteers to monitor security.
Peshawar, DI Khan, Kohat and 29 areas in Punjab declared sensitive, to be monitored through CCTV cameras.
Another bomb found, defused near the site of first blast; protests staged across Punjab.
Sectarian conflict may make headlines, but Muharram rituals highlight rich traditions of interfaith harmony.
Nearly 30,000 law enforcement agents were on duty during the processions.
Around 4,000 security personnel were deployed to maintain security in Peshawar; rocket attacks continue in Hangu.
Police baton charged, fired tear gas to disperse two groups who started pelting each other during Muharram procession.
Interior Minister says that the performance of police and security forces during the holy month was “commendable.”
