PPP Senators Sherry Rehman and Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar questioned the logic behind keeping the 'deal secret' and stated that the people of Pakistan and their elected representatives had every right to know the details and the contents of the agreement that had been signed in the darkness of night.During a rally in Islamabad, a youth claiming to be a member of the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party demanded Prime Minister Imran Khan's resignation due to inflation in the country. Terming the agreement between the government and the proscribed Tehreek-i-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) a "surrender by the state", the opposition Pakistan Peoples' Party (PPP) has asked PM Khan to make the deal public and present it before parliament. The death toll has risen to 21-11 TLP workers and 10 policemen - since the clashes broke out between the TLP and police about three weeks ago.Īccording to the Punjab police, a total 520 policemen were injured by the violent TLP workers in Lahore and two other security points on the GT Road on their way to Gujranwala. Police said he died of the torture of TLP protesters. On Tuesday another policeman was found murdered at Wazirababad. If the government appears non-serious with regard to the agreement, it will have to face a more forceful protest movement," Muneeb warned.Īlthough the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf government has kept its agreement with the TLP secret, it is learnt, the government assured the TLP leadership that it will unfreeze the accounts and assets of it and also lift ban on it. After the agreement, the TLP leadership asked its over 10,000 workers to leave the main GT Road and shift their sit-in to a nearby park. "In case any further arrests of the party's workers or leaders are made, the agreement with the government will stand cancelled. Mufti Muneebur Rehman, a top cleric of Sunni sect, who was part of the delegation from TLP that inked an agreement with the government on Sunday, declared that the TLP sit-in at Wazirabad, some 150 kms from Lahore, would continue till the release of Saad Rizvi. The TLP has made it clear that it would not end the protest and at the same time doors for talks with the government are open. The government last week had freed TLP 350 activists. "We will not leave the protest till the government releases all our detained workers and leaders including the party chief Saad Hussain Rizvi," the TLP said in a statement. On Tuesday after 860 activists of TLP were released, the group said still hundreds of its workers are detained and they won't end their protest until they are released too. TLP's founder late Khadim Rizvi's son Saad Rizvi has been detained by the Punjab government since April last under the maintenance of 'public order' (MPO) following the party's protest against the blasphemous caricatures published in France and its demand that the French ambassador be sent back and import of goods from that country be banned.
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The TLP, which was established in 2015, started its protest to force the government to free Rizvi and expel the French ambassador as a protest against publishing blasphemous cartoons in France last year.
No case was registered against them," according to a statement issued by the Punjab Home Department. They were detained under section 3 of MPO (maintenance of public order). "Some 860 TLP workers were freed on Tuesday.
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