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Section 144 enforced in Sindh

Section 144 enforced in Sindh
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Karachi: In order to maintain law and order, Sindh Home Department has enforced Section 144 across the province for 30 days. In this regard, a notification has been issued by the Home Department, which said that the decision was taken due to the current law and order situation in Sindh.

A letter was written by IG Singh mentioning the possibility that roads and highways could be blocked and sit-ins or gatherings could be held by certain political elements.

Therefore, to maintain the safety and security of ordinary citizens and to avoid anti-state elements taking advantage of the situation, section 144 has been enforced.

The notification also banned the gathering of more than five persons for the said duration.

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