Employees protest, police official victim of shelling, dies

According to a Baaghi TV report, an officer shelled during the protest by employees in the federal capital Islamabad has passed away.

According to a spokesman for Islamabad Police, Ishtiaq Ahmed was shelled during a protest by government employees. Ishtiaq Ahmed had informed about the difficulty of breathing on the wireless at 7 pm last evening.

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Ishtiaq died at the polyclinic hospital this morning. Ishtiaq Ahmed was posted as a sepoy in the Special Branch. Islamabad police officials have expressed sorrow over the death of the policeman and prayed for his forgiveness.

It should be noted that the highway of Islamabad remained a battlefield yesterday. Early in the morning, federal employees left work and reached D-Chowk to protest the demands. Police arrested the employees and started pelting stones. Police retaliated by shelling, injuring a government employee and leaving several others, including media workers, in critical condition.

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Angry employees also stopped the vehicle of Information Minister Shibli Faraz. Due to the protest, the doors of Pak Secretariat were closed which were reopened after sunset. Due to the protest, several highways in Islamabad were jammed with heavy traffic throughout the day, causing severe hardships to the citizens.

A series of roundups have been launched to thwart the sit-in of federal government employees. Police arrested 7 leaders of the sit-in, including Chief Organizer All Pakistan Employees Grand Alliance Rehman Bajwa.

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Employees say that we are not afraid of these arrests, we will take our right. All arrested employees should be released immediately and the rights of employees should be given to them. If the employee leaders are not released on full four, then the government will be responsible for the situation.

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