PTI Long March: Punjab Government Seeks Suspension of Mobile and Internet Services From September 27

Lahore (HRNW) — The Punjab government has reportedly requested the federal government to suspend mobile and internet services, or reduce network connectivity, in certain areas ahead of the PTI long march.

According to sources, the Punjab Home Department has written to the federal government requesting the suspension or downgrading of mobile and internet services from September 27.

Sources said the provincial government has also requested the suspension of mobile and internet services in specific areas of Attock and Rawalpindi districts.

The final decision on the request and its implementation will be taken by the federal government and the relevant authorities.

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Mobile and internet services are essential for citizens’ daily communication, emergency contacts, businesses and access to information. Any suspension or restriction should take into account both public safety and citizens’ access to communication and information.

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Disclaimer

This report is based on information attributed to sources. HRNW has not independently verified the reported request or its specific scope. Any suspension or downgrading of mobile and internet services remains subject to approval by the relevant federal authorities.

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