Pakistani authorities have closed major roads and suspended mobile internet services in Islamabad and Rawalpindi to prevent a protest march by the religious group Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan. Riot police have been deployed at key entry points, and the Red Zone, which contains important government offices and diplomatic missions, has been sealed off. The measures follow violent clashes in Punjab after police attempted to arrest the group's chief, resulting in injuries to both civilians and police officers. In response, authorities have imposed a ban on public gatherings and increased security across the region, citing concerns over potential unrest amid ongoing tensions related to the conflict in Gaza.