Intelligence reports suggest there are fears of an attack on PTI Chairman Imran Khan, Islamabad High Court Chief Justice Aamer Farooq remarked on Friday.
The IHC CJ was conducting a hearing on a request for the issuance of a no-objection certificate for PTI's rally and sit-in.
During the hearing, a report was presented in court regarding the threat of an attack on Imran Khan while rallying.
It is the responsibility of the government and the state to take this [threat on Imran Khan's life] into consideration, the IHC CJ said.
He further commented that political and non-political parties have the right to protest, but that citizens, too, have rights which should not be violated.
He said if PTI wants to hold a rally in the federal capital, it should submit a new application to the administration.
Giving the example of England, the IHC CJ remarked that citizen protest at 10 Downing Street - the official residence and executive office of the UK premier - but that they do not block the road.
The court adjourned the hearing till November 22 on the request of the PTI lawyer.
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