The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has been accused of misusing government resources by using a government ambulance for a long march.
According to reports, PTI workers even used a government ambulance to travel to the long march.
The incident has raised questions over the use of government resources for political activities, the report says.
Previously, the Islamabad High Court (IHC) directed the chief ministers of all provinces to ensure that no government resources or official machinery were used for the protest.
PTI had announced a nationwide protest on September 27. The protest in Islamabad was planned to demand the release of party founder Imran Khan and call for the supremacy of the Constitution.
A citizen, Waqas Ahmed, had challenged the planned protest. He argued that it could affect daily life, traffic and business activities in the federal capital.
A larger IHC bench heard the petition. The bench was headed by IHC Chief Justice Sardar Muhammad Sarfraz Dogar. Justice Muhammad Azam Khan and Justice Muhammad Asif were also part of the bench.
In its short order, the court said that no political party or its leadership had the lawful right to occupy public roads, highways, interchanges, toll plazas or buildings in Islamabad if this blocked access to educational institutions and
PTI long march turns violent
According to previous reports, the PTI long march in South Waziristan turned violent after protesters allegedly attacked police with stones and opened fire.
The incident took place in Makin. PTI protesters confronted police personnel who were deployed to maintain law and order and protect the public.
According to the reported details, the protesters attacked the police and resorted to open firing. Police then used tear gas to disperse the crowd.
The situation became tense as the PTI march began and police came under attack while performing their security duties.
Authorities moved to control the situation and maintain public safety in the area.
