The authorities have implemented a special security plan around Adiala prison for three days in anticipation of a possible demonstration by Pakistan Tehreek-E-insaf (PTI).
According to sources, eight additional security checkpoints have been set up on roads leading to prison, with around 200 officers and staff deployed as part of the security plan.
Security officials will exercise three teams with SP Saddar Nabeel Khokhar supervising security agreements.
The measures include the assistance of the reserve force, and the police staff have been equipped with riot equipment to manage any unfortunate situation.
It should be noted here that the opposition’s push to shake the political landscape is reproduced with steam with antigan demonstrations which take place after Eid – but without the street muscle of Jui -F, PTI and its allies must grasp a united front.
Despite several conference cycles, the chief of Jui-F Maulana Fazlur Rehman remains not committed, citing concerns concerning the leadership structure of PTI in the absence of the former imprisoned president Imran Khan.
As indicated above, Maulana asked for clear insurance on the decision -making authority before supporting the opposition movement.
With Imran in prison, he also sought to clarter who will direct the opposition alliance and make key decisions once the movement in progress.
PTI leaders admit that a limited access to their imprisoned leader has slowed down negotiations and delays a final agreement. However, they hope that Jui-F will climb aboard the opposition alliance-Tehreek-e-Tahaffuz-eyeen-E-Pakistan (TTAP)-shortly after Eid.
Aware of the muscle of rue de Jui-F, PTI is looking forward to obtaining Fazl’s support, although the government also works to maintain it on its orbit, as shown by previous legislative agreements as the 26th amendment.
Once the architect of Imran Khan’s ouster by a non -conflict movement, Fazl – Once a key player in the democratic movement of Pakistan (PDM) – is wary to jump into the PTI boat without firm anchor.
The initiates suggest that most of the problems between PTI and JUI-F have been calculated, but the unresolved question of the leadership and negotiation authority of PTI remains a collision point.
Fazl would have insisted on the fact that any representative of PTI merchant in the name of Imran must have complete decision -making powers – something that PTI has trouble guaranteeing without the direct contribution of Imran.
The opposition alliance has positioned itself for a major political confrontation, as evidenced by its recent multi -party conference, where the leaders of various parties called for constitutional supremacy, new elections and at the end of the government’s repression against dissent.
Despite the disruption of the premises, the opposition managed to hold the conference, marking the current illegitimate government and demanding immediate electoral reforms.
