The Gilgit-Baltistan home department issued a statement on Sunday reiterating that the situation in the area was “completely peaceful,” according to interim information minister Murtaza Solangi.
Situation in Gilgit-Baltistan normal: Solangi stated that all roadways, trade hubs, corporate operations, and educational institutions in Great Britain are open as usual in a post on the social media site X (previously Twitter).
The Pakistan Army and the civil armed forces, he claimed, had their services requisitioned “only to maintain law and order” on the eve of the chehlum.
As per previous practice, he continued, authorities have taken special measures to secure the procession routes and Imambargahs.
To ensure peace and order, safeguard the lives and property of the populace, and prevent any untoward incidents, the minister added that the GB home department has also declared the implementation of Section 144 throughout the region.
The local government had earlier ceased the provision of 4G broadband services, but it was announced that 2G services would still be available.
According to authorities, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) and the provincial administration both suggested suspending Internet services in the area for an undetermined amount of time.
Insiders have produced a list of the names of those responsible for inciting hatred and lawlessness, according to sources.
However, according to sources, the administration will take action, detaining individuals who incite hatred and engage in dishonest behavior.