https://twitter.com/stonerchakka/status/1652364555698176001
Even though Ismat was released after a few hours, others arrested along with her remained in police custody without any charges filed against them by police in an official first information report (FIR).
According to reports, the Islamabad police apprehended nearly 50 protesters who were opposing the CDA's eviction of slum dwellers near the federal capitals Sector D-12 area without registration of FIRs.
Ismat was reportedly arrested along with her husband Professor Shahjahan, who is also a senior Awami Workers Party (AWP) leader. However, Ismat has clarified that Professor Shahjahan was not arrested.
https://twitter.com/wdf_pk/status/1652231728600326146
While Ismat Raza Shahjahan was released later, the other protesters remained in police custody at Islamabad's Golra Sharif Police Station.
https://twitter.com/pind_wave/status/1652329265533267969
The Awami Workers Party (AWP), the Women Democratic Front (WDF), and members of civil society roundly condemned the Islamabad police's high-handed arrest of political workers and protesters.
https://twitter.com/wdf_pk/status/1652050303829540865
https://twitter.com/AWPKarachi/status/1652435643358904321
https://twitter.com/AuratMarchKHI/status/1652407841926291456
https://twitter.com/Beentherella/status/1652367349570318336
https://twitter.com/AmmarRashidT/status/1652021566215995401
https://twitter.com/akkhan81/status/1652339508313030657
https://twitter.com/ammaralijan/status/1652034495275753472
https://twitter.com/StopEvictionKHI/status/1652329174034513921
https://twitter.com/ProgIntl/status/1652589968030593025
Later in the day, Women Democratic Forum tweeted that the police had lodged an FIR against Ismat Shahjahan and others on the charges of attempted murder.
https://twitter.com/wdf_pk/status/1652228226901753859
The police also included other dubious charges, ranging from theft to mischief causing damage, against the arrested residents of the Sector D-12 katchi abadi.
On Sunday afternoon, Ismat tweeted a message thanking supporters and well-wishers for their solidarity, and gave an update on the legal proceedings that have been initiated against her and her family for protesting for the rights of underprivileged residents of Pakistan's federal capital Islamabad.
https://twitter.com/IsmatShahjahan/status/1652603876204482560
Ismat wrote that she was suffering from "minor health issues" due to torture and manhandling at the Golra Sharif police station.