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Home Department imposes section 144 in Punjab

Home Department imposes section 144 in Punjab

LAHORE: The Punjab Home Department has imposed Section 144 in the province ahead of general elections 2024.

The Punjab Home Department has issued a notification of Section 144, according to which there will be a complete ban on carrying weapons under Section 144. The notification states that aerial firing will be banned and action will be taken against violation.

The notification states that violation of the Election Commission of Pakistan's code of conduct will also fall under Section 144.

According to the notification, there are reports of security threats in the election on February 8, there are possibilities of terrorism and fights between candidates.

Section 144 was enforced by the Punjab government till February 12.

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Earlier, Ministry of Interior has sent a summary to the federal cabinet regarding the provision of the Pakistan Army on the security issues of the general elections.

The army will be deployed for general election security after the approval of the caretaker federal cabinet of the summary sent by the Ministry of Interior.

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