Workers, leaders, members of National and Provincial Assembly will try to reach Islamabad separately
Peshawar - Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf has finalized its strategy for today's protest. According to media reports, the PTI leadership finalized the protest strategy during the meeting held at the Chief Minister House Peshawar, according to which workers, leaders, members of the National and Provincial Assembly will try to reach Islamabad separately, which will be carried out by wireless and other means. It has been instructed to carry essential items with you.
It has been reported that a meeting of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf was held under the chairmanship of Chairman PTI Barrister Gohar and Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ali Amin Gandapur, in which protests and other important issues were discussed. Sheikh Waqas Akram and other important party leaders attended, the meeting reviewed the preparations for the protest and other arrangements.
It was decided in the meeting that the protest will continue in any case, there will be a dharna at D Chowk, crossing all kinds of obstacles to reach D Chowk, this time there will be no return, said Tehreek-e-Insaf Central Information Secretary Sheikh Waqas Akram. That the constitution gives the right to peaceful protest, they will not surrender in any case, the whole nation will be on the streets on November 24.
It is being told that due to the protest of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf, it has been decided to seal off the metro bus service from 24 places in the federal capital Islamabad. Containers were installed at Faizabad, Murree Road, Motorway Chowk, Expressway, Ninth Avenue, Jinnah Avenue, D Chowk, Serena Chowk, Marriott Chowk, IJP Road, Carriage Factory, Mandira and Taxila Road was closed, Kachhari Chowk will be operated as one-way traffic, all connecting roads between Islamabad and Rawalpindi were completely sealed.
It has been learned that in view of the possible protest of PTI, it has been decided to keep the metro bus service closed in Islamabad. Metro bus service will be completely suspended from President to Secretariat for two days, a decision will be taken to restore the service.
