ISLAMABAD: PTI workers have held protests outside the houses and constituencies of the dissident MNAs of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).
In Shakargarh, PTI and PML-N workers came face to face outside the house of Wajiha Qamar, a woman MPA.
When the rally of PTI workers reached Wajiha Qamar’s house from Railway Road, the PML-N workers also reached there. After the altercation, the matter was averted and the workers returned.
In Multan, PTI workers staged a protest against Ahmed Hussain Dehar and Rana Qasim Noon.
The activists chanted slogans against the assembly members, calling them mafia and lota.
Meanwhile, the arrested Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) activists who attacked the Sindh House yesterday have been released.
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) workers were released on personal guarantee. All the workers were released after getting bail from the area magistrate.
The PTI workers were charged with interfering in government affairs and damaging government property, including a violation of Section 144.
Earlier on Friday, two National Assembly members of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) alongwith activists stormed the Sindh House after breaking its main gate.
The PTI activists led by National Assembly members Faheem Khan and Ataullah stormed Sindh House in the Red Zone.
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The PTI workers smashed the door of Sindh House and entered the premises.
PTI workers protested inside Sindh House and chanted slogans. Meanwhile, Sindh Police stationed at Sindh House remained helpless in front of PTI workers.
A contingent of Islamabad police also reached Sindh House but this contingent also failed to stop the PTI workers.
The Islamabad Police arrested the members of the National Assembly and 12 workers and transferred to Secretariat, where the Prime Minister’s Special Assistant Shahbaz Gill took the MNAs and the activists with him.
The PTI MNAs and workers, earlier, had reached outside the Sindh House in the red zone where they had protested.
