Rawalpindi Women Protesters Demand Gas Services Restoration

Recently, a group of women protesters from domestic households in Rawalpindi took to the streets to demand the prompt restoration of gas services by the SNGPL. The protesters threatened to besiege the central office of the SNGPL if their demands were not met swiftly.

The situation escalated to the point where traffic police had to intervene by implementing alternative routes to alleviate the congestion caused by the sit-in on Murree Road. The protesters were adamant about their demands and were determined to make their voices heard.

Many residents in the area were affected by the disruption in gas services, leading to frustration and inconvenience. The protesters, mainly composed of women, highlighted the urgency of the situation and called for immediate action from the authorities.

In response to the protest, the SNGPL assured the demonstrators that they were working to resolve the issue and restore gas services as soon as possible. The authorities urged patience and cooperation from the protesters while efforts were being made to address the situation.

As the protest continued, discussions between the protesters and SNGPL representatives were held to find a resolution. The protesters remained steadfast in their demands, emphasizing the importance of uninterrupted gas services for their daily lives.

In the end, a tentative agreement was reached between the two parties, with assurances from the SNGPL that steps would be taken to prevent future disruptions in gas services. The protesters expressed relief at the progress made and vowed to remain vigilant to ensure that their concerns were addressed promptly in the future.