Islamabad: The government of Pakistan has spent more than 1.5 million dollars in the 'Azadi March' of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI-F) in Islamabad for 13 days. This information has been given by police officers. Officials told the local news channel on Sunday that the amount was to be paid to the contractors, vendors who were put on service to make security arrangements during the sit-in.
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JUI-F held a rally and sit-in from 31 October to 13 November in the capital. In this connection, arrangements were made to stay, eat and transport for the security forces called from other districts. Officials said that the program, which lasted for 18 days, cost 1.6 million dollars. The capital police had demanded $ 1.7 million before the sit-in but had to deduct $ 839298 from it after the government order.
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Officials have informed the local media that during the sit-in, 3000 Frontier Constabulary in the capital Islamabad, 1500 Punjab Constabulary, 2000 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Police and Railway Police had over 5,000 duties with the Rajdhani Police. This 'Azadi March' was taken against the Imran Khan government.