Heavy Police Presence
Source has stated that there is a significant police presence around Imran Khan's residence, with all roads leading to Zaman Park closed off to traffic. Additionally, PTI worker camps outside the park have been vacated. These road closures have resulted in transportation difficulties for citizens, and the police have even closed the Dharampura Bridge, deploying a heavy police contingent to the area.
Arrests Imminent
Sources indicate that arrests will commence after receiving approval from the Punjab government, and the authorities plan to employ specific officers for this operation.
PTI Calls for Media Coverage
With the deadline expired, the official Twitter account of PTI invited the media to cover the "search operation order given by illegal caretaker government." Imran Khan, in a tweet, urged the media to come to Zaman Park to witness the reality of the search operation, pointing out that the plans were revealed by representatives of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PMLN) on live TV the previous day.
Punjab Police Believes Suspects Are Hiding in Zaman Park
The Punjab Police believes that the "terrorists" responsible for the attack on military installations on May 9 are hiding in Zaman Park and must be apprehended.
May 9 Violence
The May 9 violence resulted in the torching and vandalization of various government and private properties, including the Corps Commander's residence in Lahore and the General Headquarters in Rawalpindi. In response, the Punjab government requested that the PTI hand over the suspects allegedly hiding at Zaman Park. The caretaker information minister, Amir Mir, warned during a press conference that if the PTI failed to comply, the government would be compelled to take strict measures.
Imran Khan Fears Re-Arrest
Shortly after the caretaker minister's press conference, Imran Khan expressed his concern on Twitter, fearing his potential re-arrest as the police had surrounded his Zaman Park residence. He labeled his tweet as possibly his last one before a possible arrest.
The Situation Remains Tense
The situation remains tense as the police continue to surround Zaman Park and the PTI has vowed to resist any attempt to arrest Imran Khan. It remains to be seen how the situation will be resolved, but it is clear that the political tensions in Pakistan are running high.
PTI Calls for Media Coverage
With the deadline expired, the official Twitter account of PTI invited the media to cover the "search operation order given by illegal caretaker government." Imran Khan, in a tweet, urged the media to come to Zaman Park to witness the reality of the search operation, pointing out that the plans were revealed by representatives of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PMLN) on live TV the previous day.
Punjab Police Believes Suspects Are Hiding in Zaman Park
The Punjab Police believes that the "terrorists" responsible for the attack on military installations on May 9 are hiding in Zaman Park and must be apprehended.
May 9 Violence
The May 9 violence resulted in the torching and vandalization of various government and private properties, including the Corps Commander's residence in Lahore and the General Headquarters in Rawalpindi. In response, the Punjab government requested that the PTI hand over the suspects allegedly hiding at Zaman Park. The caretaker information minister, Amir Mir, warned during a press conference that if the PTI failed to comply, the government would be compelled to take strict measures.
Imran Khan Fears Re-Arrest
Shortly after the caretaker minister's press conference, Imran Khan expressed his concern on Twitter, fearing his potential re-arrest as the police had surrounded his Zaman Park residence. He labeled his tweet as possibly his last one before a possible arrest.
The Situation Remains Tense
The situation remains tense as the police continue to surround Zaman Park and the PTI has vowed to resist any attempt to arrest Imran Khan. It remains to be seen how the situation will be resolved, but it is clear that the political tensions in Pakistan are running high.
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