Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan asked his supporters to gather in the capital, Islamabad next week, at the last station of his campaign to hold early elections.
Khan, who was overthrown by power in a vote to block confidence in April, said that he would enter the city on November 26 after arriving in Rawalpindi, a town located near Islamabad, according to Bloomberg News Agency today, Saturday.
“This is a long campaign to win real freedom for this nation,” Khan added today, Saturday, while talking to his party, “The Equity Movement”, through a video message.
Ansar Khan continued the march to Islamabad after the shooting of the former cricket player in the Punjab protest campaign in early November..
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