PTI office vandalized in Hyderabad after London rally episode

HYDERABAD: The Pakistan People’s Party and the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf rivalry which was earlier confined to rhetoric of top leaders of the political parties seemed to take a violent turn on Sunday.

A PTI office in Hyderabad came under attack by some political activists, who according to Imran Khan led party were affiliated with the PPP, shortly after a Bilawal Bhutto Zardari was almost forced to cut short his speech by alleged PTI workers at a rally held in London to demand right to self determination for Kashmir.

Bilawal left the venue of the London rally after some participant’s chanted slogans against him and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

PTI’s District President Mustansir Billa alleged that PPP workers vandalized their office located at Gul Centre and tore posters and banners of Tehreek-e-Insaf across the city.

He said that the PPP workers also resorted to aerial firing. The PTI staged a protest demonstration against the attack on Thandi Sarak.