Two PTI workers arrested in Lahore as police continue investigating a case linked to alleged
preparations for violence during a party protest. According to police, Defence police arrested
two additional PTI workers during the ongoing investigation. Police said both workers were
allegedly in contact with a female office-bearer of the PTI Welfare Wing. The workers were
reportedly taken into custody because of their alleged communication with the woman. Police
said a case involving allegations of rebellion had already been registered against the woman
and another person in the Defence area. The latest arrests are part of an investigation into
alleged plans connected with the protest. Police are examining the reported links between the
people involved, while further details about the evidence have not been publicly confirmed. The
allegations have been made by police and remain subject to investigation and legal
proceedings.

The reported arrests took place in Lahore’s Defence Area, where police are investigating the
case. Police have not provided the exact time of the latest arrests, but the development was
reported on September 28, 2026. According to police, the investigation involves alleged
preparations for confrontation during a PTI protest and reported communication with the Welfare
Wing office-bearer. Police previously said they arrested a man identified as Amin, after allegedly
recovering an audio recording from his mobile phone. Police claimed the recording involved
discussions about arranging people for the protest. PTI has rejected the police allegations and
questioned the claims made by authorities.
The important development is that police have reportedly made additional arrests while
continuing their investigation into the case. Further information about the arrested workers,
possible charges and additional legal action may become available as the investigation
continues. The allegations remain under investigation, and the accused individuals are entitled
to due legal process.

Source: Lahore Police / Defence Police

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