BARA: Police have arrested 42 suspects following incidents of unrest and damage to public property in Bara, including 25 Afghan nationals, while the situation in the area has been brought under control, according to local sources.
The arrests came after a group of individuals allegedly engaged in vandalism and attempted to disrupt law and order in Bara Chowk. Police responded promptly, taking action against those involved and restoring order.
According to reports, the arrested individuals include 25 Afghan nationals who were reportedly among those involved in the unrest. Their legal status and alleged involvement are subject to verification by the relevant authorities.
The incident reportedly involved damage to government and public property, prompting a police crackdown in the area. Authorities have reiterated that attempts to damage public assets or disrupt public order will not be tolerated.
Meanwhile, reports indicate that Abdul Ghani Afridi, Iqbal Afridi and Shahid Khattak, who were allegedly among the key figures involved in the incident, fled following the police operation.
Police have brought the situation under control, while action against those suspected of involvement in the unrest is expected to proceed in accordance with the law.
