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Admin taking measures to prevent provocation during Muharram
Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Syed Gulfam Abbas Shah has said that measures were being taken to prevent provocation among youth as the Dera Ismail Khan was one of the sensitive districts in the province. He stated this while presiding over a meeting with Shia elders and caretakers of different Thallas held here at Circuit House […]
Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Syed Gulfam Abbas Shah has said that measures were being taken to prevent provocation among youth as the Dera Ismail Khan was one of the sensitive districts in the province. He stated this while presiding over a meeting with Shia elders and caretakers of different Thallas held here at Circuit House Dera which was also attended by JUI-F District President Maulana Lutfur Rehman, Assistant Commissioner Dera Farhan Ahmed, public representatives, officers and representatives of different departments including Tehsil Municipal Authority (TMA), Water and Sanitation Services Company (WSSC) and others.
The ADC said that no compromise would be made in maintaining the peace of the city and the miscreants would be dealt with iron hands. He said there was a need for inter-Muslim unity, solidarity and brotherhood so that no enemy could succeed in their nefarious designs.
During the meeting, the Shia elders and caretakers of the Thallas pointed out various problems related to the arrangements of Muharram. Which, the ADC said that all the relevant departments including the administration were performing their duties in a good manner. It was told that the Rescue 1122 and Health Department would be remaining on alert during Muharram. Similarly, the police department has formulated a fool-proof security plan and more personnel would be deployed at the entrance points of the city. The departments concerned were using their resources to ensure the cleanliness and drainage of various places, streets, especially on the procession routes in the city.
On this occasion, the participants assured their full cooperation with the administration, police and other institutions. DC Abbottabad imposes ban on various activities during Muharram: To maintain religious harmony between different factions Saturday district administration Abbottabad imposed a ban on various activities under section 144. According to the notification issued by the DC office, under section 144 entry of Afghan refugees, pillion riding and display of arms have been banned for 15 days.
Movement of Muharram processions from unauthorized routes, watching the processions from the buildings on the procession routes, use of tinted glass in the vehicles, and movement of explosives were also banned while the Afghan refugees are also directed to stay at homes during the days of Muharram al-Haram. The notification also elaborates that inciting religious disharmony, an exhibition of weapons, wall chalking, distribution and sale of CDs, pamphlets, and booklets are also banned. All kinds of rallies/majlis in the district except the licensed traditional procession and Majalis scheduled by the organizers of Ahle-Tashee would be banned.
People outside the district would not be allowed to stay in the hotels that are in the surrounding areas of the Muharram procession or Moharram Majalis. Violators of the ban and section 144 would be dealt with under PPC section 188, the notification also disclosed. DC Abbottabad also imposed a ban on the sale of fuel in open bottles under section 144 and issued separate notifications for all orders.
