PTI allowed to organise rally in Islamabad
Islamabad Capital Territory administration issues NOC to the party
The NOC states that police would ensure foolproof security arrangement at the venue, as well as, a bomb disposal squad to scan the venue and stage before the event.PHOTO:EXPRESS
ISLAMABAD:
The Islamabad Capital Territory administration on Saturday gave the nod to the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) to organise a public gathering at Islamabad’s parade ground on Sunday.
Additional district magistrate Abdul Sattar Isani issued a no-objection certificate (NOC) to PTI’s Islamabad Region President Raja Khurram Nawaz.
The party had applied for the NOC on Friday after the party chairman Imran Khan made the announcement to hold a rally to celebrate PM Nawaz's disqualification in Panama case verdict.
According to the details, the rally will start at 4pm and end at 10pm.
Shehbaz set to step into Nawaz’s shoes
The NOC states that police would ensure foolproof security arrangement at the venue, as well as, a bomb disposal squad to scan the venue and stage before the event.
A separate enclosure will be set up for women while the internal security of the rally would be the organisers’ responsibility, it read.
The Islamabad Capital Territory administration on Saturday gave the nod to the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) to organise a public gathering at Islamabad’s parade ground on Sunday.
Additional district magistrate Abdul Sattar Isani issued a no-objection certificate (NOC) to PTI’s Islamabad Region President Raja Khurram Nawaz.
The party had applied for the NOC on Friday after the party chairman Imran Khan made the announcement to hold a rally to celebrate PM Nawaz's disqualification in Panama case verdict.
According to the details, the rally will start at 4pm and end at 10pm.
Shehbaz set to step into Nawaz’s shoes
The NOC states that police would ensure foolproof security arrangement at the venue, as well as, a bomb disposal squad to scan the venue and stage before the event.
A separate enclosure will be set up for women while the internal security of the rally would be the organisers’ responsibility, it read.