Home Secretary warns of mob attacks. Party leader dedicates 'Hakiqi Azadi March' to late journalist Ahshad Sharif
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| PTI Chairman Imran Khan (center) leads the Haqeeqi Azadi March in Lahore on October 28, 2022. — Facebook/Imran Khan |
Why Home Secretary warns of mob attacks?
Home Secretary warns of mob attacks. Imran Khan (center), the PTI chairman leading the 'Haqeeqi Azadi March' in Lahore on October 28, 2022, as his PTI leaders in a container, announced the 'Haqeeqi Azadi March' to journalists. Dedicated to the late Arshad Sharif - Facebook/ImranKhan
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LAHORE/ISLAMABAD: He is in the federal capital as the PTI embarked on a long anti-government march. The party leader has described it as "the greatest free movement" in the country's history.
Early on Saturday, PTI bosses announced that the first day's journey was over and the long march would resume today at 11am. Imran asked his party's supporters to rest and begin their journey from Shardara to the federal capital.
Germany's Interior Minister Rana Sanura has warned of mob attacks and Pakistan's Supreme Court has rejected the government's request to immediately stop the PTI's long march into the federal capital.
Imran launched a protest march with an emotional speech that overturned their corruption case.
Second march to Islamabad
This is his second march to Islamabad for his PTI chairman, who was ousted in a no-confidence motion earlier this year.
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On Friday, Liberty Chowk's long march began in Lahore and passed through M.A.O. Chowk, Icchra, and Mozang. After the long march reached Data Darbar, the PTI chief addressed the rally. The march will resume today at 11am as per Imran Khan's instructions. Kaminski, Gujranwala, Dasuka, Cumbria, Laramtha, Haiyan, Gujar He reaches the federal capital after passing through Khan, Rawalpindi.
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PTI stops marching for the day. Reopens at 11am
PTI Chairman Imran Khan called off the long march at the end of the first day of anti-government demonstrations.
"I knew Lahore would never let me down," he told marchers in Lahore Data his Durbar. "But today is the end of our journey to Islamabad."
Khan announced that the long march from Shahdara outside Lahore to the federal capital would resume at 11am.
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| The PTI chief reiterated his stance, saying the long march was neither for politics nor was it a regular movement. Instead, it is a "jihad" for real freedom, he stressed. |
The PTI chief reiterated his position, saying the long march was neither political nor a regular exercise. Instead, he stressed that it was a "jihad" for true freedom.
10:55 Senator says long march for 'bloodshed' will continue
Federal Climate Change Minister Senator Sherry Lehmann has been exposed for his policies of lying and deceiving PTI Chairman Imran Khan.
At a press conference, she said Khan would "sacrifice the country for his lust for power."
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| Germany's Minister for Climate Change Shelly Lehmann attends a press conference at the PID Media Center in Islamabad on October 28, 2022. - apps |
“The PAKISTAN TEHREEQ INSAAF march is not a large march, it is a small march. If he wanted to do a long march, he should have started in Karachi. They ask us why we set up a blockade across the capital.
"Do they want the capital to remain open to damage institutions as they did with the PTV in 2014? When we made the long march from Karachi, We didn't damage a single tree, but Khan's closest associates said there would be bloodshed and violence." He wants to escalate the Red Zone. Other than burning it and starting a violent march, he doesn't want to do anything for the people," she added.