LAHORE: Former top minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has introduced that his birthday celebration would level a power show at Minar-e-Pakistan on Wednesday (March 22), calling it a ‘referendum’ on the place the country stood, ARY News reported on Sunday.
The former premier made those remarks whilst addressing the birthday celebration employees and supporters an afternoon after clashes erupted at his Zaman Park place of dwelling and at Islamabad judicial advanced the place he seemed sooner than an ordeal court docket within the Toshakhana case.
“We will stage a power show at Minar-e-Pakistan on Wednesday, and it will be a referendum on where the nation stands and where the gang of thieves and their handlers stand,” Imran Khan stated.
The PTI Chairman strongly criticised the police operation at his place of dwelling in Lahore’s Zaman Park, vowing to take prison motion in opposition to law enforcers who ‘barged into house’.
Imran Khan additional stated that all the country knew that he all the time revered the law, claiming that 96 circumstances were registered in opposition to him. “Whenever I leave the house, more cases are registered against me,” he added.
He additionally accused the coalition executive of making plans the assassination try in opposition to him in Wazirabad.
Recalling the incidents of the previous couple of weeks, Imran Khan famous that his birthday celebration made up our minds to begin its election marketing campaign by way of keeping a rally in Lahore on March 8 after elections in Punjab have been introduced for April 30.
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However, he stated, on the day of the collection they began putting in boxes and imposed Section 144. “How can authorities imposed Section 144 after the announcement of the elections date,” he puzzled.
The PTI leader stated that once the rally began shifting in opposition to Zaman Park, police used water cannons and tear gasoline in opposition to PTI employees. Subsequently, he stated he made up our minds to name off his rally as a result of he used to be terrified of chaos.
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