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Balochistan Govt imposes Section 144 for 15 days

Balochistan Govt imposes Section 144 for 15 days

QUETTA: The Balochistan government has imposed section 144 across the province for 15 days due to the law and order situation.

The Home Department of Balochistan has imposed section 144 in the province for the next 15 days, which has been issued formal notification.

In this regard, according to the Balochistan government, the display and use of weapons will be banned on this occasion.

According to the notification , the aforementioned order will be implemented immediately, the rallies, processions and gatherings of more than 5 people have been banned for 15 days.

It should be noted that section 144 has been done at a time when the Pakistan Tehreek -e –Insaf(PTI)  has called for a nationwide protest across the country on February 8.

Earlier, Punjab government has also imposed section 144 across the province ahead of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) protest.

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PTI has announced to hold a black day nationwide as well as a public gathering at Minar-e-Pakistan on February 8, to mark the first year of general elections held in 2024.

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