Lahore orders 30-day detention of Imran Khan’s three sisters
The deputy commissioner of Lahore has issued two orders for the 30-day detention of Imran Khan’s three sisters under Punjab province’s Maintenance of Public Order law. NDTV reports that the arrests came ahead of a protest planned by his party, but the supplied material gives no names or stated grounds.
The deputy commissioner of Lahore on Sunday issued two separate orders for the 30-day detention of Imran Khan’s three sisters, according to NDTV. The orders were made under the Maintenance of Public Order law of Punjab province. The supplied material does not name the sisters or explain the specific grounds cited in the detention orders.
Their arrests came ahead of a protest planned by Khan’s party, according to the report. The material does not identify the protest date, its location or the demands associated with it. It also provides no response from Khan’s party, the detained women or Punjab authorities beyond the information about the deputy commissioner’s orders.
The available account therefore establishes the detention period, the legal basis cited and the reported connection to the planned protest, but contains no further details about legal proceedings or possible release arrangements.
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