Majeed Memon: 'Peaceful Agitation Is Absolutely No Crime'

Senior advocate and former parliamentarian Majeed Memon addressed the Foreigners Regional Registration Office notice issued to Imran Khan following his participation in protests. Memon stated that peaceful participation and agitation do not constitute a crime so long as the law is not breached. Questioning the police action against demonstrators, he noted that treating peaceful protesters like criminals and resorting to detentions and arrests violates constitutional and democratic principles. Discussing the constitutional rights of non-citizens, Memon argued that individuals retain essential protections under the Constitution, including fundamental liberties, and that authorities cannot penalize individuals solely for joining peaceful demonstrations. He urged the administration not to adopt a vindictive approach toward public criticism. The broadcast also highlighted statements by BJP leader Kirit Somaiya, who alleged foreign involvement in funding unrest within the country.