FIR lodged against PML-N leaders including Maryam over SOPs violations

LAHORE (92 News) – More cases on Friday have been registered against Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) leadership including Vice President Maryam Nawaz for violating coronavirus SOPs during minor rallies in Lahore ahead of December 13 public gathering.

An FIR lodged against Maryam Nawaz for violating coronavirus SOPs during yesterday’s rally in Lahore ahead of December 13 public gathering.

According to details, Maryam Nawaz and dozens of PML-N workers and leaders have been nominated in a case registered at Mazang Police Station.

Dozens of PML-N workers and leaders have been nominated in separated cases at Ichhra, Gawalmandi and Lohari police stations. The provisions regarding violation of SOPs and holding provocative speeches have been included in the cases. 

The case also registered against the owners of renowned Karahi (food shop) centre. 

The provisions regarding violation of SOPs and holding provocative speeches have been included in the case which was registered on the complaint of Patwari Shahnawaz.

Owing to COVID concern, the Punjab Health Department on November 20, had banned big public gatherings allowing only up to 300 people with Covid SOPs in place.

Earlier, Maryam Nawaz led a rally from Gajju Matta to Data Darbar on December 10. While addressing the participants, Maryam Nawaz said that it was time to rid of the fake government and inflation. She asked the people to reach Minar-e-Pakistan to give the last push to the incompetent government on December 13.

She said that the person reiterating he will not give the NRO was now seeking the NRO. "The person snatching livelihood of the people will not be given the NRO," he maintained.

Maryam Nawaz said that the resignations had been piled up even though the PML-N had not appealed to lawmakers to resign.

"We thought that you (Imran Khan) are pitched against the PDM. But Nawaz Sharif said his contest is not against political dwarfs. We did not know you were contesting against those providing tent and chairs service," he added.