Imran will seek military help to suppress opposition protests in Pak

Islamabad, Ta. Saturday 19 October 2019

Pakistan revolves around the world in human rights violations in Kashmir. Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has decided to seek military help to suppress opposition party protests in Islamabad. Often, opposition forces are targeting the government.

Pakistani media reports that opposition parties are going to protest against Imran Khan. He has also accused Imran Khan of coming to power by disturbing the elections. There has been talk that the Imran Khan government is planning to seek the help of Pakistani troops to suppress the protests.

Opposition party Ulema A Islam organizes Azad march on October 31 in Islamabad, also supports other parties

The government is planning a strategy to counter opposition forces. The idea of ​​having an army in the capital Islamabad has also been considered. Maulana Fazl, the head of the opposition, Ulema, Islam, has announced that it will hold a rally in Islamabad on October 31 against the government. His rally was also endorsed by former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's party, Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz, Pakistan People's Party, ANP and Pakhtunkhwa Milli Party.

The rally has also been named as Independence March. During the rally, a meeting was held at the residence of Prime Minister Imran Khan to discuss the option of tackling the rally.

At the meeting, officials said people had the right to protest peacefully, but they could not take Islamabad hostage. Meanwhile, security of sensitive government offices and foreign embassies was also discussed.

It was decided at the meeting that all the opposition forces would be discussed first, if they failed, then the government offices and the sensitive areas would be appointed. However, the final decision on the military will be taken by the Pakistan Interior Ministry.