- Punjab Meeting decision submitted by MPA Rana Muhammad Fayaz.
- PTI accused of undermining stability and selling an anarchist agenda.
- Decision calls for federal ban on PTI after violent Islamabad protests.
LAHORE: A decision searching for a ban on Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has been submitted to the Punjab Meeting Secretariat by Member of the Provincial Meeting (MPA) Rana Muhammad Fayaz.
The decision requires stringent motion in opposition to PTI, labelling it a “disruptive group” working below the guise of a political occasion, and calls for that these chargeable for the occasions of November 24 be delivered to justice.
The decision highlights PTI’s alleged position in undermining the nation’s stability, accusing it of selling an anarchist agenda.
The submission comes amid mounting calls from numerous quarters to curtail PTI’s actions following latest violent protests in Islamabad and different elements of the nation.
This transfer follows an identical decision handed within the Balochistan Meeting on Thursday, initiated by the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).
The Balochistan Meeting decision accused PTI of harming key establishments, together with the judiciary, media, and economic system.
The doc had referred to as for federal intervention to impose a ban on the occasion and maintain its management accountable for its alleged misdeeds.
The decision, supported by provincial ministers, accuses PTI of orchestrating violent demonstrations, together with assaults on public and navy properties through the Might 9 protests final 12 months.
It additional criticised the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) authorities’s alleged use of state equipment to problem federal authority, terming it a “non-political agenda.”
The opposition within the Balochistan Meeting staged a walkout in protest, decrying the mistreatment of PTI.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif additionally weighed in on the difficulty, condemning PTI for its latest actions. Throughout a high-level assembly on Thursday to overview the law-and-order scenario, the premier directed the institution {of professional} anti-riot forces to stop future unrest.
“As an alternative of taking the authorized route, makes an attempt had been repeatedly made to unfold chaos throughout the nation by marching on Islamabad,” mentioned the prime minister, accusing PTI of inflicting billions of rupees in financial losses.
He additional instructed officers to plot a technique to stop such incidents and produce perpetrators to justice.
PTI’s latest “do-or-die” protest in Islamabad resulted in widespread disruption earlier than it was abruptly referred to as off following a authorities crackdown.
A complete of 1,151 protestors had been arrested, together with 64 Afghan nationals, with authorities saying that they’ve seized weapons, ball bearings and spiked golf equipment from the arrested Afghans.
In the meantime, PTI chief Salman Akram Raja claimed that 20 individuals had died through the protests, a declare denied by authorities.