Indian police seize PTI flags, balloons flown to IIOJK

A flag representing Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), intertwined with a group of balloons, was discovered on a walnut tree in Gurekhra village, located in the illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir’s Doda district, as reported by officials.

Visuals and recordings from the location, disseminated by Indian media, depict the PTI flag ensnared among the branches of the tree alongside vibrant balloons.

This occurrence has instigated an official inquiry to ascertain its origin and implications.

A senior police official from India, who requested anonymity, confirmed that security agencies are scrutinizing all facets of the situation, according to reports from Indian media.

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“We are evaluating whether this was a deliberate act, cross-border mischief, or merely an object carried by the wind,” the official stated.

On Saturday, PTI organized protests to commemorate one year since what the party refers to as the “rigged” elections of February 8, 2024.

Numerous videos have surfaced showing PTI supporters releasing flags and balloons from Gujrat as part of their demonstration.