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The Cost of Containers: Pakistan’s Capital Braces for PTI’s September 27 March

Ahead of PTI’s September 27 march, Islamabad’s barricades raise a question beyond party politics: who pays when a capital closes its roads to protest?

Shipping container barricades on an Islamabad road ahead of PTI’s September 27 protest march.

A shipping container can stop a vehicle. It cannot settle the argument that put people on the road. As Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf prepares to march on Islamabad on September 27 demanding Imran Khan’s release, the capital’s security preparations have brought an old Pakistani question back into view: how much disruption should ordinary people bear when the government and its opponents refuse to give ground?

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