The law and order situation in Pakistan faces yet another disturbance due to a sit-in announced by the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and Jamiyat Ulama-e-Islam-Fazal (JUI-F).
According to recent reports, the followers of both parties have gathered at various main avenues of the twin cities, causing traffic jams. Areas such as the Red Zone, Koral Interchange, Faizabad Interchange, Murree Road, and Srinagar Highway are currently affected by traffic congestion.
People traveling to Islamabad have been advised to avoid D-Chowk and Red Zone’s surroundings as that is where a majority of the protestors have gathered. According to reports, Section 144 is still in effect, yet the authorities are not showing any resistance against the protests so far.
This is a developing story as the situation is subject to change at a moment’s notice. More representatives are expected to arrive for the sit-in at the Red Zone, which is expected to continue for a few days. Travelers are advised to plan their journeys accordingly.
I’m living in Islamabad, and there is no such congestión. Now I am 100% sure that pro Pakistani is a tout media have no authenticity. Whoever want to publish whatever news can post it by giving some bucks.
Are roads open in G 8 G 9 sectors
They are idiots and share misleading and pro pti news this shah author is another tout of islamabad mpa
Such a liar u are no traffic blocks were found today
Fake news or someone tout you are
پرو پاکستانی! تم کو ہوا کیا ہے…؟
جب بھی کوئی گروپ کہیں جانے کیلئے نکلتا ہے تو وقتی طور پر ٹریفک کیلئے رش نظر آتا ہے. پچھلے 4 دن اسلام آباد میں ٹریفک کے مسائل رہے وہ نظر نہیں آرہے تھے اور اب کسی کا اکٹھا گزرنا بھی خبر لگ رہا ہے. ویسے بھی گزشتہ کچھ عرصے میں جمعیت علمائے اسلام کے مظاہروں کی ہسٹری رہی ہے کہ وہ پرامن ہی رہے ہیں. بلکہ انہوں نے مظاہرے والے جگہ کی جاتے وقت صفائی بھی کی ہے.
پرو پاکستانی ہو تو پاکستانی ہی بنو کسی کی پارٹی نا بنو…
There is no traffic jam. What sort of fake journalism is this.
Islamabad has become a rally ground of jobless youth paid by Political Parties to demolish the City and Business