Alamgir Khan booked for throwing sewerage water at CM House gate
- By Web Desk -
- Feb 13, 2019
KARACHI: Police on Wednesday booked Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf MNA Alamgir Khan and others in a case of throwing sewerage water on Chief Minister House’s gate, ARY News reported.
The case, 19/2019, was registered by the Civil Lines Police Station against #FixIt founder Alamgir Khan and volunteers Saifullah, Sadaqat Ahmed and others.
On Monday, Khan along with #FixIt volunteers held a unique protest demonstration against the non-resolution of Karachi’s civic problems.
#Fixit – When injustice becomes law, Resistance becomes duty
عالمگیر خان نے کراچی کی سڑکوں پر موجود گندے پانی کو لے جاکر سی ایم ہاؤس کے باہر پھینک دیا.اس احتجاج کا مقصد سندھ کے نااہل حکمرانوں کو احساس دلانا ہے کہ کراچی کے لوگ کس گندگی میں زندگی گزار رہے ہیں. pic.twitter.com/thzt9avAW2
— Alamgir Khan (@AKFixit) February 11, 2019
Khan and his team collected sewerage water in buckets threw it on the gate of the Chief Minister House as a show of anger on lack of sewerage water removal from several areas of the city.
Consequently, the police booked Khan and his team members on Wednesday. #FixIt volunteer Saifullah was arrested from Malir and produced in a local court.
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He was granted a bail whereas Ahmed was granted a pre-arrest bail.
Khan in his tweet said that he would protest against the move because their Monday act was not intended to disrespect anyone, rather it was just a protest move.
He wrote: “if sewerage dirty water is flowing outside our homes then CM House should also face the same pain and realise responsibility. Our intention was not to disrespect/target any personality, it was a sy(m)bolic way to bring this overlooked issue of AamAadmi into mainstream #Fixit
if sewerage dirty water is flowing outside our homes then CM House should also face the same pain and realise responsibility. Our intention was not to disrespect/target any personality, it was a sybolic way to bring this overlooked issue of AamAadmi into mainstream #Fixit
— Alamgir Khan (@AKFixit) February 13, 2019