Amid Imran Khan’s assassination rumours, security agencies on high alert in Islamabad

ISLAMABAD: Amid rumours of a plot being hatched to assassinate former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, the Islamabad police division stated on Saturday evening that the safety companies have been placed on excessive alert in adjoining areas of Bani Gala within the metropolis. Part 144 has already been imposed in Islamabad and gatherings have been banned, the Islamabad police spokesperson stated on Saturday.
“In view of the anticipated arrival of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan in Bani Gala, which is a residential space situated in Islamabad, safety within the space has been beefed up and a excessive alert has been sounded. Nonetheless, till now Islamabad Police has not obtained any confirmed information of return from Imran Khan's group,” Islamabad Police tweeted. “Safety Division has deployed devoted safety in Bani Gala. An inventory of individuals in Bani Gala has not been offered but to Police. Part 144 is imposed in Islamabad and any congregation just isn't allowed as per orders of District Justice of the Peace,” it stated.

“Islamabad Police will present full safety to Imran Khan as per the regulation and reciprocal cooperation is predicted from Safety groups of Imran Khan as effectively,” the police added. Hassaan Niazi, nephew of Imran Khan stated that if something occurs to the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief, the act will likely be handled as an assault on Pakistan. “Something occurs to our chief Imran Khan, will likely be handled as assault on Pakistan. Response will aggressive – the Handlers may even remorse,” Hassaan Niazi, nephew of Imran Khan stated.
Fawad Chaudhry earlier stated that PTI Chairman Imran Khan is coming to Islamabad on Sunday. In April, Chaudhary had stated that the securities companies of the nation have reported a ‘plot' for the assassination of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan. “After these stories, the prime minister's safety has been beefed up as per the federal government's choice,” he was quoted as saying by the Pakistan newspaper Daybreak. The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chief Faisal Vawda additionally made related claims that there was a conspiracy developed to assassinate the Pakistani PM over his refusal to “promote the nation”.
Whereas responding to the conspiracy to assassinate the premier was talked about within the letter, Vawda stated that there was a menace to the Pakistan PM's life however remained evasive. He additional stated that Khan was suggested to make use of bulletproof glasses throughout his rally at Islamabad's Parade floor. “However as at all times and as common, he stated my [death] will come when Allah wills. Don't fret about it,” Vawda was quoted as saying by Daybreak. This information comes a day after the Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif stated {that a} international nation despatched a message that he wants “to be eliminated” or Pakistan will face penalties.