Protests by outlawed TLP: Bilawal tells PM Imran Khan to clean up mess or go home
Pakistan
PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutt0-Zardari
KARACHI: Referring to the recent clashes between the banned Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) and the Punjab Police, PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutt0-Zardari on Tuesday asked PM Imran Khan to clean up his mess, or resign.
The tweet from the PPP leader came a few hours after Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed said the government would present a resolution in the National Assembly seeking the expulsion of the French envoy and withdraw cases against members of the outlawed TLP.
Bilawal summarised the events over the past week involving protests by the proscribed organisation, the subsequent clashes and the government s decision to ban the TLP.
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PM Imran Khan praises Sheikh Rasheed for successful talks with TLP: sources
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Picture collage of Prime Minister Imran Khan and Federal Minister for Interior Sheikh Rasheed. Photos: File
PM Imran Khan held a meeting with Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed to discuss ongoing negotiations with banned TLP.
PM Imran Khan congratulates Rasheed for successfully holding talks with TLP and amicably settling the matter, per sources.
PM also directs Rasheed to continue his work.
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday met the Federal Minister for Interior Sheikh Rasheed to discuss the ongoing negotiations the government is holding with an outlawed religious organisation.
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Islamabad, Pakistan – Protesters belonging to Pakistan’s far-right Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) group have released 11 police officers abducted during violent clashes in the eastern city of Lahore, the country’s interior minister says, as negotiations remain ongoing.
Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed, speaking in a video message issued early on Monday, said “a lot of progress” had been made in the first round of negotiations.
“They have released the 11 policemen they had abducted and the people of the TLP have gone into the Rehmat ul Alimeen mosque and police have also moved back,” Rasheed said.
Several policemen and protesters were wounded in clashes on Sunday, which began after TLP activists attacked a police station in the Sodhiwal area of Pakistan’s second city Lahore, police spokesperson Nayab Haider told Al Jazeera.