Imran Khan, the chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and a former prime minister, has resumed the party’s long march since reaching his container in Kamoke.
Imran Khan thanked the residents of Kamoke for their overwhelmingly positive support in front of the tense marchers.
The former prime minister accused CEC Sikandar Sultan Raja of leading the ECP like a “servant” of the Sharif family. Additionally, he declared that he would sue Pakistan’s chief election commissioner for defamation in the amount of Rs. 10 billion.
“You [CEC] have raised questions on my dignity and honesty, that’s why filing defamation case,” Imran Khan was quoted as saying.
I am aware that the “imported government” is attempting to halt coverage of the PTI long march, he said. In addition, Khan thanked Chief Justice of Pakistan Justice Umar Ata Bandial for hearing Senator Azam Swati’s “torture” case.
Today, the marchers will make their way toward Aimanabad. Imran Khan will spend tonight in Gujranwala, according to Musarat Cheema, a spokesperson for the Punjab CM.
She claimed that as each day passed, there were more people taking part in the Azadi March.
It may be noted Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has halted the third day’s activities in solidarity after a female reporter passed away during long
