Pakistan, Oct. 10 -- Islamabad and Rawalpindi authorities have imposed strict security measures ahead of a religious group's planned protest march towards Islamabad. To maintain order, officials blocked key entry routes to both cities, causing major traffic disruptions. Containers have been placed on roads, and several access points remain completely closed, frustrating commuters and residents. The government also ordered suspension of mobile internet services in the twin cities to prevent unrest.

Authorities shut down all connecting roads leading to Murree Road and blocked routes from Faizabad to Rawalpindi Saddar. Major thoroughfares between Islamabad and Rawalpindi are also sealed off. Heavy police deployments guard spots like Faizaba...