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77 clerics booked

MULTAN: Cases have been registered against 77 clerics, including Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal leader Maulana Abdul Ghafoor Haideri, for violating the loudspeaker law in various cities of Punjab.

Three prayer leaders were arrested in Mailsi and four in Bahawalpur. “We are implementing the Interior Ministry’s orders regarding loudspeakers, provocative speeches and audio, video cassettes. We have registered cases against more than 200 violators in Multan division and arrested some of them who were later bailed out,” said Malik Iqbal, Multan Police DIG. staff report

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