No Justification Left For Islamabad March After Verdict: Mohsin Naqvi

ISLAMABAD: Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has strongly asserted that following the detailed verdict issued by the Islamabad High Court, there remains no legal or moral justification for any political group to storm the federal capital. Addressing a press conference in Islamabad, the interior minister emphasized that the judiciary has provided clear directives, rendering any aggressive mobilization against state institutions entirely unjustifiable and unlawful.

Naqvi maintained that the government remains fully prepared to uphold public order, protect critical installations, and ensure the safety of citizens residing in the capital. He urged political leadership to act with restraint, respect the supremacy of the Constitution, and pursue democratic avenues instead of resorting to street agitation that threatens public safety and economic stability.

The interior minister’s remarks come amid heightened political tensions in the country, where security forces have been put on high alert to counter potential disruptions. Analysts note that the government is drawing a firm red line against confrontational politics, warning that any attempts to paralyze Islamabad will be met with a stringent legal response in accordance with the law of the land.

Authorities are expected to review the security apparatus around the capital’s sensitive red zone in the coming days, while law enforcement agencies continue monitoring political movements closely to preempt any escalation that could severely impact normal civic life.