As per the FIR, the protesters had been informed that Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) was imposed in the Islamabad territory as a result of which five or more than five people are not allowed to gather. It stated, however, the protesters had chanted slogans against the Pakistan Army and the State and had chanted slogans in favour of Pashteen. They had also blocked a road.
The 23 attendees of the protest were presented before the judicial magistrate in a local court in Islamabad on Wednesday as the police requested judicial remand. Sending the 23 individuals to Adiala Jail, the judicial magistrate ordered that they be presented again on February 12. Earlier on Wednesday morning, Dawar confirmed that he had been released from jail and added that other protesters remained in custody.
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