200 vehicles, 39 automatic weapons, and 600 slings were confiscated after PTI protestors ran away from the D-Chowk area

200 vehicles, 39 automatic weapons, and 600 slings were confiscated after PTI...

Islamabad, Pakistan: Islamabad Capital Police have confiscated 200 vehicles, 39 automatic weapons, and 600 slings, 200 bottles filled with carnosine and petroleum products in areas around the D-Chowk area that were left by PTI protestors when they ran away from the destination early morning of November 27.

According to the Interior Ministry, 70 plus the personnel of law enforcement agencies got bullet injuries as protestors had been firing at police and rangers. Around 39 Afghan citizens were arrested along with 600 protestors while running away from the spot of protest.

 

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