Web Desk (LTN NEWS): Imran Khan, the leader of the PTI, is leading the long march to Islamabad, even though his party and the government are still at odds. The third day of the rally ended abruptly when a journalist covering the march died in a tragic accident. She died when she fell down a container.
PTI chair’s container makes entry on Day 4
This is the PTI chair’s second march to Islamabad since he was kicked out of office earlier this year by a vote of no confidence.
Pakistan’s political instability has also made the economy less stable. International rating agencies aren’t sure if the current government can stick to its tough economic policies with political pressure and upcoming elections.
Ali Nawaz Awan, the leader of the PTI, and his lawyer, Babar Awan, went to the deputy commissioner’s office to ask for a no-objection certificate (NOC) for the party’s long march and sit-in.
The party asked the Islamabad government again if they could hold the long march and sit-in in the federal capital.
The PTI wants to hold a sit-in on November 4 between G-9 and H-9.
Imran Khan visits late journalist Sadaf Naeem family
During the long march on Sunday, a PTI container fell on Sadaf and crushed him.
Pervez Elahi consoles the family of the police offer
Pervez Elahi, the Chief Minister of Punjab, said that the family of a police officer who died of a heart attack while on duty in Muridke for the PTI’s long march would get money. The officer died while working for the PTI.
Elahi wrote on Twitter, “We are sorry about the death of police driver Constable Liaqat Ali, who had a heart attack while on duty. Our deepest condolences go out to his family.”
PML-N criticizes Imran for posting old photos
Imran Khan, chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), said earlier today that his long march was causing a “revolution” in the country. In response, the PML-N said it was sad that Imran’s party was posting old photos to show what Imran called “a sea of people.”
Asad Umar’s condolences to the family of journalist Sadaf Naeem
Asad Umar, the leader of the PTI, went to the home of journalist Sadaf Naeem, who died after being crushed by a box during the party’s long march.
Fawad gives an update on the route for day 4 of the Long March
Marriyum Aurangzeb slams Imran’s tweet on the revolution
Imran Khan, chairman of the PTI, tweeted that a “revolution” was taking over the country. In response, Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb said that Khan admitted that his party’s long march was bloody.
As the PTI march moves into its fourth day, PTI Chairman Imran Khan said that after seeing the “revolution” happening in the country, the only question left is whether it will come through the “ballot box” or “bloodshed.”
The PTI chairman posted pictures of the “sea of people” taking part in the march along GT Road on Twitter.
