PM Sharif denounces demonstrators’ assault on Rangers officers and police

In his statement, he demanded that the people who caused the catastrophe be identified very quickly and held accountable.

Additionally, the prime minister stressed the need to give the Rangers and police officers who were hurt in the incident the best possible medical care.

Under the pretext of a so-called peaceful protest, he said, attacks on law enforcement officers are completely reprehensible. He reaffirmed that the Rangers and police are responsible for maintaining peace and order in the city.

The gang, according to Shehbaz Sharif, is anarchistic, and their acts are motivated by violence rather than a sincere protest, which he called radicalism.

Bloodshed motivated by malevolent political intentions is unacceptable and needs to be strongly denounced, the prime minister emphasized, adding that Pakistan cannot allow any kind of chaos or violence.

At least four Pakistan Rangers troops lost their lives earlier when criminals drove them over with a car on Islamabad’s Srinagar Highway during a PTI demonstration.

PTI has been calling for his release from Adiala Jail since November 24.

According to information, the encounter resulted in the martyrdom of four Rangers personnel and the injuries of five others, including police officers.

According to security reports, over 100 people have been hurt in the violent protests so far, and 25 police officers have been martyred.

The Pakistan Army was swiftly sent into the streets of Islamabad in response to the late-night incident. According to the sources, the army, which is deployed in accordance with Article 245 of the Constitution, has been ordered to shoot at sight.