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Pakistan to ban Ansar Ul Islam ahead of march to remove PM Imran Khan
Islamabad - The Home Ministry is said to have secured the federal cabinet's nod to ban the Ansar ul Islam.
The government has banned the organisation on grounds of challenging the government authority.
According to a report in Pakistani media, members of Ansar ul Islam wear yellow dresses and carry sticks in hands. Recently, they offered the Guard of Honour to JUI-F leader Maulana Fazal-ur-Rahman.
The Home Ministry is said to have secured the federal cabinet's nod to ban the Ansar ul Islam. The proposal will be sent to the Law Ministry and the Election Commission.
The proposal reads:
According to the Law Ministry sources, the Home Ministry will have to issue a notification of ban on the outfit. The notification will have to be acknowledged by the Supreme Court. Only after the SC clearance, the organisation will be declared banned.
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