The Sindh government has ordered the release of 60 Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) workers detained in Karachi, according to local media reports.
The decision comes amid tensions surrounding the party’s political activities and the detention of its supporters in the provincial capital.
Authorities have reportedly directed the relevant officials to take the necessary steps to release the detained workers. However, further details about the individual cases and the exact timing of their release were not immediately available.
Detentions Draw Political Attention
The detention of PTI workers has remained a contentious issue in Pakistan’s political landscape. Party leaders have repeatedly raised concerns about action against their supporters during political gatherings and protests.
Meanwhile, authorities have maintained that law enforcement agencies must uphold public order and follow the applicable legal procedures.
The latest decision by the Sindh government could ease tensions surrounding the detained workers. However, the circumstances leading to each detention have not been detailed in the available report.
PTI Workers Await Release
The order concerns 60 party workers detained in Karachi. Officials will need to complete the required procedures before the workers can leave custody. The development may also influence discussions between provincial authorities and PTI representatives over the treatment of party supporters.
Further information is expected to clarify whether all 60 workers will be released together and whether any legal conditions apply to their release.
The move comes as political parties continue to navigate disagreements over demonstrations, arrests and the handling of political activities across Pakistan.
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