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Section 144 imposed in Rawalpindi amid high security alert

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RAWALPINDI: In view of the law and order situation in Rawalpindi, security has been put on high alert and Section 144 has been imposed by the administration.

According to the details, under this ban, there will be a complete ban on all kinds of gatherings, processions, rallies and display of weapons in the city. According to police sources, lists for the arrest of PTI leaders and activists have been provided to all relevant police stations.

Police sources said that special police teams have left for the arrests and the authorities have made it clear that strict legal action will be taken against those who take the law into their own hands or damage government property. Instructions have also been issued to immediately arrest the violators.

On the other hand, permission has not yet been given for a gathering in Liaquat Bagh on April 9. Due to security concerns as well as incessant rains, water has accumulated in the grounds of Liaquat Bagh, due to which any kind of gathering does not seem possible there.

Strict surveillance is being maintained at all entry and exit points of the twin cities to make security foolproof. The police have also intensified the process of screening passengers staying in hotels and guesthouses.

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