Many injured, killed in PTI’s violent protest.

ISLAMABAD: Last night, the government launched a grand operation and crackdown against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) protesters, which the PTI termed as atrocities, when several protesters and security personnel were injured by heavy tear gas shelling. That some people were martyred. and firing.

According to recent reports, the total death toll from PTI’s November 24 protest in the federal capital has reached 14, while the number of injured is estimated to be around 830.

Reports say that around 9 protesters and 5 security personnel have lost their lives in the violent clashes.

Additionally, around 564 security rangers and 266 protesters were seriously injured in the protests. Along with the destruction of private and government vehicles, there are also reports of attacks on the state on media PTV.

According to a report circulating on social media, the Federal Government Polyclinic provided a list of 28 injured persons who were seriously injured by bullets, two of whom later succumbed to their injuries.

However, during a visit to Islamabad’s D Chowk and Jinnah Avenue last night, Information and Broadcasting Minister Attaullah Tarar claimed that no firing was done on the PTI protesters and no casualties were reported.

Furthermore, he clarified that when the protesters dispersed, there was no intervention by state firing.

Earlier, the federal government had deployed the Pakistani army under Article 245 and ordered to shoot on sight if the situation worsened and got out of hand, as reported by state-run Radio Pakistan.

Furthermore, orders were given to the Pakistan Army to deal with the miscreants with an iron hand,” said Radio Pakistan.

“Clear orders have also been issued to shoot miscreants and miscreants on sight,” it added.

In contrast, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has so far claimed only eight deaths, including Anees Shahzad Sati, Malik Mubeen Aurangzeb, Abdul Qadir, Malik Safdar Ali, Ahmad Wali, Muhammad Ilyas and Abdul Rasheed.

Under the leadership of PTI Chairman Imran Khan’s wife Bushra Bibi and KPK Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur and PTI supporters. The protest met the forces, which resulted in violent and destructive protests that resulted in several deaths and injuries.