There were different names of banned organizations written on the boxes. STOCK IMAGE
The boxes belonged to different outfits but all of them were fixed along Mall road.
Operation DIG told reporters at his office on Saturday that they were going to launch a city-wide operation to remove fund collection boxes of banned organisations, adding that they can be used by terrorists.
He instructed all the divisional SPs, DSPs and SHOs to remove fund collection boxes within their jurisdictions.
He appreciated Civil Lines SP Imtiaz Sarwar and SHO civil lines Abid Rasheed for this campaign.
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AT LAST!
Only boxes of Govt approved charities should be allowed.
Infact, let there be only 3 allowed outside mosques in any one year so people dont get confused. The first three could be:
National education fund to rehabilitate schools Widows and orphans fund Army vetrens & martyrs families rsupport fund
This is like taking the gun out of a killers hand and letting him go free......claiming that the matter is solved.