Rana Sanaullah’s threatening tone against PTI criticised
The threatening tone of Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah against PTI for planning another Islamabad long march has been strongly criticised.
ISLAMABAD: The threatening tone of Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) for planning another Islamabad long march has been strongly criticised.
After PTI progresses on another Islamabad long march, Rana Sanaullah tweeted, I am warning PTI against the announcement of another long march. One thing I want to illustrate, as soon as the long March is announced “let them come and I’ll see how they cross barriers this time.”
I am warning PTI against the announcement of another long march. One thing I want to illustrate, as soon as the long March is announced “let them come and I’ll see how they cross barriers this time.”
— Rana SanaUllah Khan (@RanaSanaullahPK) May 31, 2022
Mubashir Zaidi said, “This is not a statement of a government minister but that of a Ghunda. Highly condemnable.”
This is not a statement of a government minister but that of a Ghunda. Highly condemnable https://t.co/Mpn5Lqevgs
— Mubashir Zaidi (@Xadeejournalist) May 31, 2022
Omar Waraich wrote, “This is a threat of violence and a violation of the right to freedom of peaceful assembly.”
This is a threat of violence and a violation of the right to freedom of peaceful assembly @UN_SPExperts @OHCHRAsia
— Omar Waraich (@OmarWaraich) June 1, 2022
Meena Gabeena said, “A criminal is supposed to be stopped by law & not by force. I don’t understand what the govt is waiting for and how these threats are gonna help? You are literally threatening them as an interior minister instead of stopping them legally. Either stop him legally or don’t stop him.”
“Think you are only making laadlas case stronger in court by such statements. No harm in deleting it even now,” she added.
A criminal is supposed to be stopped by law & not by force. I don’t understand what the govt is waiting for and how these threats are gonna help? You are literally threatening them as an interior minister instead of stopping them legally. Either stop him legally or don’t stop him
— Meena Gabeena (@gabeeno) May 31, 2022
Asma Ali Zain also criticised Sanaullah’s statement.
Ye kaisi ghunda gardi hy? 🧐
— Asma Ali Zain (@asmaalizain) May 31, 2022
Pansota wrote, “The warning by @RanaSanaullahPK clearly amounts to criminal intimidation as defined under section 503 of the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860 and is punishable with imprisonment varying from 3 years to life imprisonment, depending on the nature and extent of the threat. #RanaSanaUllah.”
The warning by @RanaSanaullahPK clearly amounts to criminal intimidation as defined under section 503 of the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860 and is punishable with imprisonment varying from 3 years to life imprisonment, depending on the nature and extent of the threat. #RanaSanaUllah https://t.co/tRmu7MAXY1 pic.twitter.com/JjqeVMyG9j
— Pansota (@Pansota1) May 31, 2022
“Interior minister Rana Sanaullah’s threat is punishable under section 503 of Pakistan’s penal code. He can be sentenced 3 years in prison for making such threats,” said Najma Minhas.
Interior minister Rana Sanaullah’s threat is punishable under section 503 of Pakistan’s penal code. He can be sentenced 3 years in prison for making such threats. So FIA good luck arresting your boss!! 😅😅 https://t.co/CtaNIge3LY
— Najma Minhas (@MinhasNajma) May 31, 2022
