The abduction of PTI lawmaker Ameer Sultan from his residence in Lahore has sparked significant concern and questions regarding political stability and security in Pakistan. Sultan, who represents NA-110 in Jhang, was reportedly taken away in the middle of the night by individuals in two vehicles, according to PTI leaders. However, police officials have denied any involvement or knowledge of the abduction, stating that no complaints were received or actions taken.
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PTI leaders, including Asad Qaisar, have condemned the incident, questioning the implications for political stability when elected officials can be targeted in this manner. Qaisar criticized what he perceives as a disregard for judicial decisions and accused the government of attempting to control the country through coercive means.
The incident underscores broader concerns about law and order in Pakistan, highlighting issues of political security and the rule of law. PTI plans to file a formal complaint with the police, reflecting ongoing tensions and uncertainties surrounding the circumstances of Sultan’s abduction and the implications for political stability.
