PTI pushes Imran Khan protest march to October 4
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The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party has postponed its planned protest march to Islamabad until October 4.
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- The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party delayed its planned march to Islamabad originally scheduled for September 27.
- Party officials cited government security measures, such as road blockades, as the reason for the rescheduling.
- Security personnel have been deployed in the region while businesses in areas like Faizabad face closure orders.
- The government claims the delay indicates a lack of preparation by the opposition party.
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- The Economic Times[2]PTI pushes Imran Khan protest march to October 4
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Sohail Afridi
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister
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“Our long march will definitely take place. This time, we will definitely come out”
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…October 4 instead of September 27," the source said. Earlier in the day, Afridi said at a press conference in Peshawar that the planned long march on Islamabad would go ahead despite road blockades and other measures. " Our long march will definitely take place. This time, we will definitely come out ," said Afridi, who leads the PTI-led Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provincial government. He expressed concern over reports of nails being driven into roads at the provincial boundaries, asking whether a conspiracy to cut Khyber…
“Put nails on the roads, place containers or fire bullets, we will come out”
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…boundaries, asking whether a conspiracy to cut Khyber Pakhtunkhwa off from the rest of the country had formally begun. The chief minister said the PTI's long march would take place "at all costs" and remain peaceful. " Put nails on the roads, place containers or fire bullets, we will come out ," he said, adding that the party would this time seek to bring an end to what he described as the "corrupt system and fake rulers." Also Read: Pakistan top court orders ex-PM Imran Khan be moved to hospital from jail,…
Attaullah Tarar
information minister
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“There are no preparations for the PTI's long march either, and that is why they have backed out of this protest. If they have the courage, let them come and hold the march”
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…march, warning that political workers should not be confronted with force. Reacting to the postponement, information minister Attaullah Tarar said the PTI had run away as it had no preparations to come to Islamabad. " There are no preparations for the PTI's long march either, and that is why they have backed out of this protest. If they have the courage, let them come and hold the march ," he said. The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party had announced the launch of a long march to the capital on September 27 to force the government to release party founder Khan but apparently decided to delay it due…
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