The Punjab Home Department has imposed Section 144 across the province and Islamabad, banning public gatherings and rallies for three days.
This measure comes as part of heightened security protocols due to anticipated protests and the prevailing threat of terrorism.
The capital administration has warned that any violations will be met with strict action.
"Violation of Section 144 cannot be allowed under any circumstances," stated a representative of the District Administration.
The Islamabad police force has been deployed to ensure compliance, and citizens are urged to avoid participating in any illegal activities.
Similarly, the Punjab Home Department has announced a province-wide enforcement of Section 144 from July 26 to July 28.
The Interior Department's notification stressed that public gatherings, rallies, sit-ins, and protests are banned during this period. The authorities stressed that such gatherings could be soft targets for terrorist activities.
"The administration will ensure the implementation of the order across Punjab," the notification stated.
