Authorities prolonged the ban on a request from the police. PHOTO: PPI
Officials said the ban has been lifted off the rest of the province, but will stay in place in the metropolis to maintain tight security.
Provincial governments across Pakistan had imposed the ban on pillion-riding to ensure effective security during Muharram 9 and 10.
On a police request, the ban was then extended for two days. On another request, it has now been prolonged for two more.
An enhanced security apparatus was able to ensure a peaceful for Muharram for Karachiites this year.
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Ashura comes as a bait, Authorities might extend it further.
Why don't the government of Pakistan understands that ban on pillion riding is not the solution to all the problems.
dont worry. If one have urge to have pillion, come to India during these hot periods ! And enjoy such basic things of life, along with SMS, Internet and Mobile (and may be countless more)