Chief Commissioner Islamabad, Mohammad Ali Randhawa, has stated that no foreigner will be allowed to disrupt the peace of the capital, confirming that Afghan nationals were among the protesters arrested.
Law Enforcement Restores Order
In a joint press conference with IG Islamabad Ali Nasir Rizvi, Randhawa emphasized that law enforcement agencies have successfully restored order and will not permit anyone to take the law into their own hands. He assured that all routes in Islamabad remain clear and normal activities are continuing without disruption.
Miscreants Destroy City’s Green Belts
Randhawa highlighted that while the High Court permitted a peaceful sit-in at Sangjani, some protesters aimed to move toward Balveria and the Red Zone, causing damage to Islamabad’s beauty and green belts.
Protest vs. Terrorism: IG Islamabad Speaks Out
IG Islamabad Ali Nasir Rizvi drew a clear line between lawful protests and acts of terrorism. He condemned the protesters for resorting to violence, including direct firing at law enforcement personnel and damaging public property.
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“Terrorists hiding behind the guise of protest will not be tolerated,” Rizvi declared, adding that those involved in the use of firearms and attacks on police and rangers will be treated as terrorists, not demonstrators.
