PTI called off the ‘final call’ protest after a late night operation.

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leadership called off many protests that broke out in Islamabad on November 24, after the government launched a grand operation to disperse the protesters. The senior leadership fled the scene.

This announcement comes after last night’s crackdown by clearing Islamabad’s D Chowk and Blue Area and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur and PTI founder Imran Khan’s wife Bushra Bibi escaping from the protest site. It has come out later.

In a press release issued on Wednesday, the party spokesperson said, “In light of the government’s brutality and plan to turn the federal capital into a killing ground for innocent citizens, we have announced the temporary suspension of our peaceful protest.” are doing.”

A party spokesman condemned the alleged “killings” and “terrorism and brutality against peaceful protesters in the name of the operation”.

The party founded by Imran Khan said that he should announce the future course of action in the light of the guidance of former Prime Minister Imran Khan. will “The political and core committees of the party will analyze the details of the government brutality and later, share the findings with the PTI founder. Will go.”

The party confirmed that dozens of innocent workers were martyred by direct fire from the government machinery. The PTI spokesperson said that so far the party has received the details of eight martyrs.

According to the statement, Anees Shahzad Sati, Malik Mubeen Aurangzeb, Abdul Qadir, Malik Safdar Ali, Ahmad Wali, Muhammad Ilyas and Abdul Rashid are among the martyrs.

The spokesperson also appealed to the Chief Justice of Pakistan to take immediate notice of the brutal killing of the workers and ordered legal action against the Prime Minister, Interior Minister and the Inspectors General of Islamabad and Punjab.