Long March Imran Khan
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Imran Khan, the chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) and a former prime minister, said on Friday that it was time for the nation to begin “its journey of true freedom” as his party started its lengthy “peaceful” march in the hopes that the demonstration would compel the administration to call early elections.
Imran has participated in two similar marches this year; the first one was on May 25. After bloody altercations between PTI supporters and law enforcement officials in many cities, it was called off.
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To pressure the government into announcing snap elections, Khan has now rallied hundreds of supporters once more to go to Islamabad in a convoy of automobiles and trucks.
The PTI chairman said on Tuesday that the “Haqeeqi Azadi” march would take place this Friday, claiming it would be the largest in Pakistani history.
The former PM had stated that the march would start at Liberty Chowk at 11 am, and that he would then lead it along GT Road to the capital.
Imran stated that he anticipates having hundreds of thousands of people alongside him when he arrives.
The march will go through Ferozepur Road, Icchra, Azadi Chowk, Mozang, and the side of Data Darbar.
Imran: March is for the independence of the nation.
The former prime minister declared that this march was not being held for personal or political gain but rather for the liberation of the country after reaching Lahore’s Liberty Chowk.
Imran, who is at odds with the current administration over calling early elections, declared that the movement’s “one goal” is to liberate his homeland and make Pakistan a free nation.
“I want unbiased elections. Imran, who has sought to increase pressure on the government since being ousted in a no-confidence vote in April of this year, continued, “I want the people to pick who will lead the country—not Washington, America, or anyone else.
Additionally, PTI representatives stated to journalists on Friday that if the coalition government of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced a date for a snap election, the party would be open to negotiating with it.
Ex-PM Khan of Pakistan and his followers began their march to Islamabad.
Imran Khan is spearheading a demonstration from Lahore to Islamabad to demand early elections, six months after being forcibly removed from government.
Imran Khan, a former prime minister of Pakistan, and thousands of his supporters have begun a march toward the capital in an effort to persuade the administration to hold early elections.
Khan has attended demonstrations across Pakistan since his ouster in April following a no-confidence vote in the government, inciting opposition to a ruling party that is fighting to rescue the economy from the crisis Khan’s administration left it in.
Khan intends to gather more support along the Grand Trunk Road as the motorized caravan steadily makes its way north toward Islamabad before entering the capital the following week.
Khan stated that by the time he arrives, he anticipates being accompanied by hundreds of thousands of people, and his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party has requested permission from the capital’s authorities to hold a sit-in.
From the eastern city of Lahore, about 10,000 protesters fled on Friday, many of them packed into many cars and trucks.
Before leaving, Khan spoke to his followers and called the action a “peaceful march.” He also vowed to keep fighting the government until it agreed to conduct early elections.
The administration of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has frequently affirmed that the 2023 elections will take place on schedule.
The chants of “Imran, many people are willing to offer their lives for you” were among the ones that the Khan fans in Lahore yelled.
Laila, a mother of two from the eastern Punjabi city of Toba Tek Singh, echoed those ideas.
“My husband and two sons, who are nine and eleven, and I have traveled to Lahore to participate in the long march. Because Khan is fighting for a better future for my children, I am not worried about security, she added, noting that she and her family would travel to Islamabad and remain there until the protest was over.
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