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Police raid PML meet, detain 30: Kulsoom returns home
ISLAMABAD. July 9 Police today raided a meeting of ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharifs former ruling party, the Pakistan Muslim League, and detained some 30 people amid an ongoing military crackdown on the opposition, reports AFP.
An AFP photographer at the meeting said about 50 PML members and supporters had gathered at the party’s headquarters in Rawalpindi, near here, to plan a protest against the arrest Saturday of Sharifs wile. Kulsoom Nawaz.
Men were seen bringing tyres and petrol into the premises.
"Were going to burn these tyres in the market to protest Rulsoom's arrest," one told reporters.
Minutes later some 45 police armed with tear gas and shields encircled the premises and sealed off the exits.
some PML supporters managed to escape but about 30 were rounded up without a light and taken to police headquarters.
They appeared defiant as they were taken away, shouting slogans like "Long Live Nawaz Sharir and "Prime Minister Sharif.
AP from Lahore adds: Police ended a nine-hour standoff with the wife of deposed prime minister Nawaz Sharif early today forcing her to drive to the family home outside the eastern Punjab capital of Lahore. Police Inspector Mohammed Rlaz S.ud,
Kulsoom kept police at bailor nine hours refusing to leave her vehicle after a brief car chase through the congested streets of Lahore ended at the Punjab army compound.
There she remained with her three companions refusing to leave the vehicle. A heavy contingent of police stood guard.
For nine hours police tried to cajole the ousted prime minister's wife from the vehicle.
Eventually she apparently agreed to drive the vehicle to the Sharif family compound in Ralwlnd, about 20 kilometers outside Lahore.
It’s not clear what convinced Kulsoom to end the standoff.
The drama began early on Saturday when police surrounded her home to prevent her from launching an antigovern men t march from Lahore to Peshawar. some 500 kilometers to the northwest
The march was intended to protest the army government that overthrew her husbands civilian government last October.
Kulsoom told The Associated Press in a mobile telephone interview from her vehicle that she would try to conduct the march later. However, it's not dear when that might be