IGP says The security was already beefed up in the capital due to the upcoming elections
DNA
ISLAMABAD: Islamabad police on Monday said the law and order situation in the federal capital was “under control”, clarifying that no notification had been issued regarding the closure of universities.
The statement came after TV channels and media reports claimed educational institutions in Islamabad had been shut down for an indefinite period of time due to security threats.
The security was already beefed up in the capital due to the upcoming elections and ongoing sit-in by Baloch protesters at the press club.
In a video statement released on social media platform X, Islamabad police chief Dr Akbar Nasir said: “There are some reports circulating regarding schools and colleges in Islamabad. I want to tell you that the security and law and order situation in Islamabad are under control.”
