ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Asad Umar, citing a notification, asked the government that under which law it was directing hotels not to facilitate PTI workers.
“They’re giving written instructions to the markets, press and hotels to not facilitate any Insafian. This very attitude of the government that you saw today is the reason Chief Justice of Pakistan said it is monarchy,” he said.
Presenting what he claimed a ‘notification issued by the government’ in this regard, he tweeted that ‘look at conducts of the government which is the biggest threat for democracy’.
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The notification allegedly issued on behalf of Golrah Sharif police station says: “You are hereby informed that nobody should give space to PTI or any other party, expected to participate in the proposed sit-in, for function or accommodation. Neither they should arrange for their catering service, otherwise legal action would be taken against them.”
Yeh dekhein jamhoriat key liye sab sey barey khatrey walee hakoomat key kartoot….kis aeen aur qanoon key tahat ho raha hai yeh? pic.twitter.com/aDEaZxoVXL
— Asad Umar (@Asad_Umar) October 27, 2016
The senior PTI leader also condemned arrests of PTI workers in Islamabad.
He said those were not legal arrests, it was hooliganism.
“One million people were meant to hit the roads on November 02, after this shameful act of Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N), the number will reach up to two million now,” he said.
