Top News Ides of March: PTI MNAs, workers attack Sindh House

ISLAMABAD: The danger of unjustified cruelty continues to haunt the capital as days of decisive action against dishonesty. Just days after police operation in Parliament Lodges, on Friday evening PTI experts, confused by people who had turned to the other side of the road, attacked Sindh House after hitting the first street. PMLQ veteran Shujaat gave wise guidance to the PTI and PDM-driver protesters and asked them to postpone political rallies before the uncertain party to dispel attitudes and warned everyone that they would cry considering death.

 

The TV film showed PTI staff measuring Sindh House dividers, some of which split access to the building. Scores of PTI staff members - including MNA Ataullah Niazi - joined the show. Experts utter slogans against PTI MNA's and with the help of PM Khan. The indictment situation escalated after Provincial Minister Fa wad viewed the PPP as an obligation to convert Sindh House into another Chhangha Manga. Sheik Rasheed sounded cautious, saying that what was happening could be distorted. Earlier, activists from the decision-making party arrived at Sindh House in Islamabad's F-5 Sector and demanded trademarks against dissenting MNA's, accusing them of "selling their hearts.

 

Ides of March: PTI MNA's, workers attack Sindh House

The guards, later, ran into the house. PTI Youth League activists demolished the Sindh House door and broke into the building. They were seen rushing inside the building. They fought with Islamabad police officers, who demanded that they leave when they entered Sindh House. Sindh police officers eventually removed them from the premises. Following the episode, two PTI MNA's - Attaullah Niazi and Faheem Khan - and 12 PTI people were arrested by Islamabad police in a protest rally. Faheem Khan, one of Karachi's two MNA's who were driving activists, said this was a "trailer" and the theme of the "film" would be played later. He said the opposition MNA's were elected based on PTI politics and should first enter as MNA's before imposing restrictions on Imran Khan. Faheem Khan said in time those who did not comply with the rules would be evicted.

 

In addition to this relief, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) volunteers also arrived at Sindh House to deal with PTI-paid staff." Our volunteers will be there in the event of a riot," said JUI-F representative Aslam Ghauri, adding that rallies were sent to the Red Zone under the leadership of Aslam Ghauri. Ghari said PTI bullying would be handled in all cases. He linked experts in Rawalpindi and Islamabad to get to Islamabad as soon as possible, adding that for any employee injured, the public authority would be able to do so.

 

PTI officials listened to the situation when its Secretary-General Asad Umar linked the workers not to bring the law into their own hands and immediately dumped Sindh House. Umar advised experts to be patient and stop, stop playing with public sentiment, and check their order in a tweet.

 

Earlier, the Society's Information Minister Fa wad Chaudhary said, If we think the Sindh House is being transformed into another Changa Manga, [you should] face public contempt.

 

Inside Minister Sheik Rashid said police indifference was the cause of the "sad" incident, adding that he had summoned the Islamabad police investigator-general to arrest the people involved. The panic-stricken inside said the situation would be volatile.

 

PPP pioneer Sharjeel Memon called the outrage "a disappointment" by Islamabad police and the interior service, saying "We are thinking of a Sindh House attack on the Sindh area." Memon said, "While carrying out these measures, the Islamabad Police were silent. If the Sindh Police were not present today, the remaining PPP MNA's and their families would be in danger. Imran Khan has been crushed. He now needs an argument.

 

He told the Supreme Court of Islamabad and the Supreme Court to "immediately" hear "this terrorist attack based on terror" within the Red Zone and to file a dispute against "government clergy and concerned MNA's". Shazia Marri of the PPP, speaking to the media, said the incident supported the organization of the Sindh police unit at Sindh House.

 

PMLQ official Ch Shujaat Hussain said legislators have already tried to control disputes on the road, but this is where they start and improve road wars. He said the government blamed the inconsistency on spending large sums of money on honest people.

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