Islamabad police face ill treatment by PTI workers outside Imran Khan's residence.

LAHORE -- The SSP Tahir Hussain of Islamabad police who came to comply court's non-bailable warrants of Imran Khan, meted out with ill treatment by the PTI workers and leaders outAside Imran Khan's residence, when he was leaving the venue after servAing the court's notice.

According to the details a team of Islamabad police led by SSP Tahir Hussain showed up at Khan's resiAdence to serve the court summons with instructions to detain him for not appearing before the court in Tohsakhana case here on Sunday.

As soon as the news of Khan's posAsible arrest spread a great volume of PTI workers started to gather outside Zaman Park to prevent IsAlamabad police to comply with court warrants. The SSP was taken inside Imran Khan residence escorted by Imran's chief of staff Shibli Faraz to serve court orders to Imran Khan.

However, Khan was unavailable to receive the notice in his personal caApacity, while on behalf of Imran Khan the orders were recieved by Shibli Faraz. As soon as SSP Tahir Hussain stepped outside Khan's residence after serving the court's notice the PTI workers gathered outside Zaman Park stormed at him. The charged PTI workers pushed and abused the SSP and also raised slogans against the Islamabad Police. Following the scuffle and ruckus by the PTI workAers the SSP took respite in one of the camps outside Zaman Park. Later SSP was rescued by the police by tearing down the tent from back side. SSP afAter serving the notice spoke to media and said, that Islamabad police came to serve Imran Khan the court's noAtice regarding his non-bailable arrest warrant issued by a local court in the Toshakhana case. The SSP told the media about the ill-treatment meted out to him by the triggered PTI workAers and said, as soon as I came out of Imran Khan's residence after...

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