Pakistani army will vacate the area of ​​Lakki Marwat, after protests they bowed down before the police

Pakistan News: In Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, the police protested against the army. After this protest, the army officers have bowed down. The army has agreed to vacate the Lakki Marwat district. The army has said in its statement that the soldiers will leave the urban area of ​​Lakki Marwat in six days.

Earlier, there were talks between the police and the army. After the talks were successful, the army has agreed to withdraw from the city.

Know what is the whole matter

Actually, this protest of the policemen started on 9th September. The police had alleged that the people of the army and ISI interfere in their duty and do not allow them to work. Due to this, the situation in the province has worsened. After this, hundreds of policemen took to the streets demanding an end to the interference of the army and ISI.

During this time, the policemen said that it is their job to maintain law and order here and they will do this work. The policemen further said that they do not want the interference of the army here. In such a situation, the army should leave from here. The army has accepted this demand of theirs.

The army accepted the demand

Dawn has reported that policemen from nearby districts also joined this protest. Apart from this, the policemen were also getting support from many political parties, civil society and local groups. The policemen had accused the army and ISI of disturbing the peace in the area and worsening the security situation.

The policemen said that the army is worsening the situation here and now the policemen have become the target of terrorist groups. They are also targeting the families of the policemen.