'Violent and terrorist activities': Pakistan cabinet bans TLP party; decision after deadly Gaza protest - The Times of India
Pakistan’s federal cabinet has officially banned the Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) party after violent demonstrations erupted over protests concerning the Gaza conflict. The decision comes in response to deadly clashes and terrorist-like activities linked to the party, which threatened public safety and national security. Authorities reported that the TLP’s protests escalated into widespread violence, damaging property and causing civilian casualties. The government emphasized that maintaining law and order is a top priority, and any group engaging in violent actions will face strict legal measures. Officials also warned other political and religious organizations against following similar paths of unrest. The ban is part of broader efforts to curb extremist activities and reinforce Pakistan’s commitment to internal security. Analysts suggest this move may help stabilize the country politically, while also sending a clear message that violent public demonstrations will not be tolerated.
The Key points
- Pakistan cabinet bans TLP party after Gaza protest violence.
- Decision follows deadly clashes involving civilians and law enforcement.
- TLP linked to terrorist-like and violent activities.
- Government stresses maintaining public safety and law order.
- Violent demonstrations caused property damage in major cities.
- Officials warn other groups against similar unrest.
- Ban aims to curb extremist activities nationwide.
- Legal measures will target groups threatening security.
- Move reinforces Pakistan’s internal stability and governance.
- Analysts view it as a warning against public violence.
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