A new ordinance in Islamabad imposes a 2 million rupee fine for damaging Safe City cameras, enhancing security measures.
Islamabad: (RightNow) The President has approved a new ordinance to protect Safe City cameras in Islamabad. Under this law, a fine of up to 2 million rupees can be imposed for damaging cameras.
The new law states that fines can be imposed for damaging Safe City cameras or surveillance infrastructure. Each camera or infrastructure damage can incur a fine of 2 million rupees.
The ordinance holds organizers responsible for damage to Safe City infrastructure during rallies, processions, or sit-ins. Given the current situation, the importance of this law has increased.
It is important to note that there are security concerns in Islamabad due to the anticipated PTI long march. The government has taken strict measures to control protesters.
It should be remembered that fines will be imposed after a hearing by an authorized officer. Appeals can be made to the District and Session Judge.















