Deputy Commissioner Agha Zaheer Abbas Shirazi’s reported order restricts public gatherings, weapons displays and activities deemed threats to law and order from Oct. 10 to Nov. 8, 2026.

Murree: The district administration has reportedly imposed Section 144 across Murree for 30 days, restricting public gatherings, rallies, protests, weapons displays and activities that could threaten public safety.

According to the order provided, Deputy Commissioner Agha Zaheer Abbas Shirazi imposed the restrictions from Oct. 10 to Nov. 8, 2026, to maintain law and order and help prevent untoward incidents.

The reported order prohibits public meetings, processions, rallies, protests, sit-ins, demonstrations and gatherings of five or more people.

It also bans carrying weapons, spiked sticks, slingshots, ball bearings, petrol bombs and other items that could be used to commit acts of violence. The display of weapons and provocative or hate speech are also prohibited under the stated restrictions.

The order further prohibits violations of police-imposed restrictions intended to regulate gatherings or traffic movement.

According to the information provided, the measures aim to strengthen security at sensitive installations, major roads, government buildings, other important structures and public places.

The administration has emphasized the need to maintain peace and order and prevent incidents that could endanger residents, visitors or public property.

Residents, traders, tourists and other people in Murree have been urged to follow the administration’s instructions and cooperate with authorities in maintaining public safety.

The reported restrictions are scheduled to remain in force until Nov. 8, subject to the terms of the official order.