PTI’s anti-state plot exposed: Key female party leader arrested

PTI Leader Fatima Haider arrested for planning anti-state activities.
Police have arrested Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Fatima Haider in Lahore for planning violent protests and attacks on police personnel during a march towards Islamabad.
According to police sources, Haider was arrested near Queens Road in Lahore during a targeted operation. A case has been registered against her at Defence A police station under several charges, including sedition.
Investigators have reportedly described her as a key figure behind the plan to organise violent protesters.
Sources said an alleged audio recording of Haider recently surfaced, exposing the suspected plan. In the recording, she can be heard giving instructions about gathering people and preparing a group to attack police and security personnel during a march towards Islamabad.
The allegations suggest that the group planned violent activities under the cover of a peaceful protest.
Police officials said legal action was taken after examining the audio recording and other evidence. They added that the recording was being examined through forensic analysis.
Investigators have expanded the probe to identify other alleged facilitators, financiers and people involved in the reported plan.
Police said further action would follow as the investigation progresses.