Police confirm that all necessary preparations for the protest have been finalized, ensuring that all access routes to Islamabad.
PTI protest tomorrow: Govt closes access points in twin cities. In anticipation of a nationwide protest by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) scheduled for tomorrow, the government has implemented extensive security measures, sealing off various entry points into the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
Authorities have begun blocking roads leading from Taxila to Rawalpindi, with containers being placed at key locations, including 26 Number Chungi. Major routes connecting Islamabad and Rawalpindi, such as Faizabad, I-8, IJ Principal Road, and Margalla Road closed. Additional containers have been deployed in areas like Sangjani, G-11 Chowk, Golra Mor Flyover, and underpasses.
To minimize disruptions from the protest, all access routes to Islamabad closed by authorities. The Private Schools Association has announced that schools in the capital will remain shut tomorrow for the safety of students and staff.
In related developments, roadblocks have also been established on routes coming from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, leading to heavy traffic congestion on the Islamabad-Hassan Abdal motorway, with long queues of vehicles reported. Key entrances into Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have been closed, and traffic on the Peshawar motorway has been halted with containers placed at various locations.
Islamabad Police confirm that all necessary preparations for the protest have been finalized, ensuring that all access routes to Islamabad, Pakistan. The situation is expected to cause significant disruptions in traffic, and authorities are advising the public to plan their journeys accordingly.
