ISLAMABAD(National Times): Human rights activist and lawyer Imaan Zainab Mazari and her husband were engaged in a scuffle with traffic police after they attempted to remove the road blockades placed for the visiting England team\u2019s traffic protocol.The English team is in Pakistan for a three-match Test series, with the last match being played in Rawalpindi cricket stadium. The incident occurred at Islamabad Zero Point Interchange in the morning when the teams were being transported to the stadium.Mazari\u2019s husband thrashed policemen, abused them and threatened them with dire consequences, the sources added. Meanwhile, the Islamabad police said that the couple had violated the standard operating procedures (SOPs) of state guests. They added that a case would be filed against the suspects for \u201cinterfering in the government\u2019s matters and jeopardising the security of state guests\u201d. Imaan claimed that she had not violated any law, adding: \u201cNo one can stop me from crossing the road.\u201d \u201cThe state, whenever it wants, places road blockades,\u201d she said, adding that she was in a rush to reach court. \u201cNo force can stop me from my professional duty,\u201d she remarked.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n