Ex-Pak PM Imran Khan gears up for anti govt protest 'Haqeeqi Azadi March' | World News

Former Prime Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has directed celebration employees to prepare for 'Haqeeqi Azadi March' in Islamabad, native media reported.

Citing sources, The Categorical Tribune reported that the decision for the lengthy march may be given to celebration employees any time after October 9, the beginning anniversary of Prophet Muhammad.

Throughout a celebration assembly held at his Bani Gala residence within the federal capital, Imran Khan on Monday urged celebration employees from Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Punjab province to get all preparations prepared for the decisive spherical of anti-government protests, The Categorical Tribune reported.

"This time freedom march can be carried out with full preparation," the previous PM stated as quoted by the publication.

As per the publications, the assembly was attended by senior leaders together with Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Pervez Khattak and Yasmin Rashid. It's pertinent to say right here that the PTI is attempting to up the ante in opposition to the incumbent authorities, demanding them to carry early elections within the nation.

PTI chief Imran Khan has over time, reiterated that "solely early election can finish financial, political crises in Pakistan" including that well timed elections would have saved the nation from the financial disaster that it's going through at this time.

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The ousted prime minister claimed that there's just one manner for Pakistan to come back out of the prevailing state of affairs and that's to make sure recent normal elections within the nation.

Whereas addressing a mega rally final month in Punjab's Rahimyar Khan district, Khan stated he would give the ultimate name for anti-government protests when the time was ripe, asserting that it could come when he's assured that he can "take three wickets in a single ball".

In the meantime, 1400 policemen are deployed to make sure the safety of the individuals and a plan has been issued to make sure the sleek circulate of visitors all through town as per ARY News.

Since Imran Khan was ousted from energy in April, he has repeatedly claimed that the no-trust movement in opposition to him was the results of a "international conspiracy".

Nevertheless, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Pakistan Muslim League-N supremo Nawaz Sharif had agreed to carry the subsequent normal elections on the stipulated time.