PTI chairman requests CCTV footage to investigate Nov 24-28 events

Barrister Gohar also seeks details on patient admissions, deaths, autopsies, and bodies handed to families

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan has formally requested records from multiple hospitals and government departments in relation to the events surrounding the party’s activities between November 24 and November 28.

In letters addressed to the Polyclinic, PIMS, and the Capital Development Authority (CDA), Barrister Gohar has asked for CCTV footage from the internal and external surveillance cameras of the hospitals, particularly focusing on the period from November 24 to November 28, specifically between 9 AM on November 24 and 11 PM on November 28.

The PTI chairman has also requested details on the patients admitted during this timeframe, including the number of deaths, autopsies conducted, and how many deceased bodies were handed over to their families. He further asked for information regarding the causes of these deaths.

In addition to the hospital records, Barrister Gohar has written to the Director-General of the Safe City Project in Islamabad, requesting CCTV footage from major roads in Islamabad during the same dates.

The letter demands access to recordings from Safe City cameras installed along key routes, including entrances and exits to the city, to further investigate the circumstances surrounding the reported events.

Barrister Gohar has issued a stern warning that if the requested CCTV footage and records are not provided within the specified timeline, he will approach the Islamabad High Court for legal recourse.