PTI workers, police clash in Islamabad

Fists and slaps were thrown from the workers' side after which the police baton charged them.


Web Desk May 16, 2014
Express News screengrab of the site of the clash.

ISLAMABAD: A clash occurred between workers of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and the police in Islamabad on Friday, Express News reported.

Fists and slaps were thrown from the workers' side after which the police baton charged them.

The incident took place near NADRA Chowk. The workers were protesting outside the Election Commission of Pakistan against the alleged rigging in the May 11 general elections that were held last year.

The clash occurred when the police tried to stop them from proceeding close to the commission.

COMMENTS (16)

Instantaneous | 9 years ago | Reply

@waqas: If PTI wanted anarchy they could do have done it a long time ago but they didn't so that just proves you wrong and btw

shaukat ali | 9 years ago | Reply

the protests were not peaceful, the pti workers starting throwing punches and slaps at the policemen. if there is one class of professionals that have absolutely no standing in our society, its the ordinary police constables. they are always crushed between the government orders and the rowdy crowd. can any one person think of raising a hand at the police anywhere in the western world and get away with it?? they will be brought down instantly with batons and tasers before they can even speak. secondly, for all the pti workers and taliban sympathizers out there, the time to honour yourself will soon be at an end. every promise Imran Khan made, every direction he promised has gone astray, and all the middle class and upper class professionals around the world especially in europe and the usa are completely frustrated with him, they don't talk about him any more. There are no more fundraisers for him. Slowly, only blind followers will remain wondering what happened to the new movement.

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