Section 144 imposed in DI Khan until November 11
The Dera Ismail Khan administration has imposed Section 144 across the district, banning pillion riding, public gatherings and rallies until November 11. The restrictions aim to address law and order concerns and maintain public safety. Deputy Commissioner Hikmatullah issued the order on October 13, and it took immediate effect. Read More: Punjab extends Section 144 […]
The Dera Ismail Khan district administration has imposed Section 144 to address law and order concerns and maintain public safety. Deputy Commissioner Hikmatullah issued the order on October 13, and the restrictions took immediate effect. The measures are scheduled to remain in force until November 11, unless modified or withdrawn by a competent authority.
According to Dawn and Daily Times, the order bans pillion riding, public gatherings, rallies, and processions. Dawn further reports that the restrictions prohibit meetings that could disrupt traffic, obstruct citizen movement, or disturb public order. Additionally, the administration has banned the display of weapons and the installation of temporary structures or tents on public roads.
The administration warned that individuals found violating these restrictions will face legal action under Section 188 of the Pakistan Penal Code, as reported by Dawn.
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