ISLAMABAD: The government on Thursday submitted a report into the Faizabad sit-in to the Supreme Court of Pakistan .
The court had sought detailed reports from the Defence and Interior Secretaries into the sit-in that is being staged by a religious outfit.
The Supreme Court had also issued notices to Inspector General Islamabad Police and Attorney General.
On the other hand, all the meetings that took place between the government and the protesters have failed to produce any results, with the religious group sticking to its demand for law minister’s resignation.
Earlier, the Islamabad High Court had ordered the government to end the protest with or without use of force to protect the basic rights of citizens .
The government , however, failed to comply with the high court orders and continue to engage the protesters in talks in orders to end the protest peacefully.
The protesters have been demanding resignation of Law Minister Zaid Hamid.
Sindh Education Dept says all educational institutions are open as usual in Karachi today
Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori and Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah saw off the honourable guest at Karachi Airport...
A portion of the Sharea Faisal remains closed for the traffic from FTC flyover onwards
ISPR says another terrorist identified as Afghan national detained in injured condition
Unanimous stance of IHC will be submitted in apex court tomorrow , say sources
Azam Nazeer Tarar claims 77% of missing persons’ cases addressed by inquiry commission
