In Rawalpindi, Pakistan, a tense situation arose as supporters of Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party clashed with police outside Adiala Jail, where the former prime minister is incarcerated. The Rawalpindi administration has enforced Section 144, banning all public gatherings until April 20, which aims to prevent protests and maintain order. Despite these restrictions, PTI leaders have called for a peaceful protest on Tuesdays, coinciding with designated visiting days for Khan. They argue that the limitations imposed are a political strategy to undermine Khan's influence and disrupt party operations from jail. The party is attempting to mobilize its supporters while avoiding violent confrontations, although clashes have already occurred near the jail. PTI's efforts to maintain a visible presence reflect their intent to assert Khan's political relevance amid increasing administrative challenges.