Caretaker Punjab Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi announced on Monday that he has given a ‘free hand’ to the police to establish state writ in the province.
CM Naqvi shared during a press conference that earlier he was asking the law enforcement agencies to stop but will not do so now.
Naqvi said that we are also making a JIT on the incidents that happened in the last five to seven days.
The Interim Chief Minister said that it is very important to establish the writ of the state and the writ of the government at this time. He added that the law enforcement agencies reached the gate of Khan’s residence twice but they called them back.
The caretaker chief minister said the reason he returned them was that he did not want “anything to happen” that would harm the environment or cause loss of life.
Naqvi also said that when the police cleared Canal Road, a policeman returning from duty was attacked and an elite force vehicle was attacked the same night.
We told the policemen this morning that if you want to establish a government writ, you can do it. If anyone challenges the police, they will break their hands,” the CM said.
He added that it was not possible for the policemen to continue beating him just because he asked to stay back.
We have to establish the writ of government at any cost. I stand with the police force. If anyone takes the law into their hands now, they will be given a response they will never forget,” said CM Naqvi.
He further said that the kind of “terrorism” that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) was doing was not done by political parties.
“They are terrorists. The caretaker chief minister said that a joint investigation team will be formed and a notification will be issued by the evening. He added that the interim provincial government has asked the Election Commission to provide details about the incidents in the province. of Pakistan (ECP) is writing a letter.
He said that PTI Chairman Imran Khan is openly threatening police personnel with serious consequences.
“The police cannot protect him when he is cursing them. He can hold public rallies wherever he wants but the law enforcers whom he is defaming will not protect him anymore,” the caretaker minister said. The superior said.
