PTI Postpones Rally in Islamabad Due to NOC Revocation

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has decided to postpone its planned rally in Islamabad after the district administration revoked the no-objection certificate (NOC) required for the event. The PTI had initially obtained the NOC through legal channels from the Islamabad High Court, but security concerns led to its cancellation.

The chief commissioner, responsible for security matters, decided to cancel the NOC due to security issues, upcoming Muharram observances, and law enforcement reports. Despite the PTI's intention to proceed with the rally, the leadership announced its postponement and indicated plans to hold it after Ashura following proper legal procedures.

PTI leaders have criticized the sudden cancellation, questioning the deputy commissioner's actions and accusing authorities of harassing party workers. They have strongly condemned what they perceive as state brutality and have vowed to take legal action against the administration and police for contempt of court.

The PTI has filed a petition in the Islamabad High Court to hold the authorities accountable for obstructing their rally plans and harassing PTI members. The petition alleges that the NOC cancellation was politically motivated and a violation of court orders, calling for contempt proceedings against the responsible officials.

The postponement of the PTI rally in Islamabad highlights the ongoing tensions between political parties and the authorities. The party's efforts to address the NOC cancellation through legal means demonstrate a commitment to upholding their rights despite challenges. The situation underscores the importance of respecting legal processes and ensuring the peaceful exercise of political activities in the country.