Imran Khan announces to give date for long march next week

• “Importance of negotiations with the coalition government for us is limited to elections only,” Imran Khan said in a statement.
• He said he would announce the date for long march by October 27 or 28.
• “I am moving forward according to my planning,” he said.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Saturday announced to give date for the anticipated long march next week, Bol News reported.

“Importance of negotiations with the coalition government for us is limited to elections only,” Imran Khan said in a statement. He said he would announce the date for long march by October 27 or 28.

He said his party would not let any kind of torture happen in the long march. It would be the biggest march of Pakistan’s history, he maintained. “I am moving forward according to my planning,” he said.

He said criminals had been imposed on the country through a conspiracy. They did not care whether the country went up or down, he added.

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On October 21, Awami Muslim League (AML) chief Sheikh Rashid Ahmed had said Pakistan Tehreek e Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan would give a call for the long march before October 30.

Talking to media, Sheikh Rashid Ahmed had said former prime minister of the United Kingdom Lisa Truss resigned from her post about 45 days after commodities prices multiplied. However, he had said, the coalition government wanted to live under the influence of power’s drug.

He had said their dream of minus one would never come true. “The decision (of disqualifying Imran Khan) has been announced under a planned conspiracy,” he had said adding that the funeral of the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) would be carried out soon.

The AML chief had said the entire country was on streets against the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP)’s verdict. He had said soon Imran Khan would give the call.