Angry protestors try to break in Nawaz Sharif London apartments
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LONDON: On Sunday, a group reportedly belonging to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), protested outside the Avenfield apartments in UK and tried to break into the house of Hussain Nawaz.
As Pakistan’s former prime minister Nawaz Sharif entered the house, protesting members of PTI, who were driven with fury and rage, tried to break into the flats: kicking at doors and throwing things around. A shopping cart was thrown at Ejaz Gull, a local leader belonging to Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) by a furious protestor.
As the protest turned violent, security officials rushed to Avenfield to normalize the situation. The officials also searched the cars of prominent protestors to identify the group they belong to. Metropolitan authorities also stated that they have got the footage of the incident and will take action with regards to damage to property and assault.
The Accountability Court sentenced 11-year rigorous imprisonment to Nawaz, while his daughter Maryam Nawaz was awarded eight-year imprisonment with £8 million and £2 million fine, respectively.
