PTI nationwide protest against removal of Imran Khan from the PM Post

The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) held rallies in several cities across the country on Sunday to protest against the removal of former prim...

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The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) held rallies in several cities across the country on Sunday to protest against the removal of former prime minister and party chairman Imran Khan following a successful no-confidence motion against him.

 

* Photo: PTI Twitter

PTI chairman and former prime minister Imran Khan had tweeted that today was the day of the beginning of a 'liberation struggle', the day of liberation from slavery which he termed 'change of government as a foreign conspiracy'.

In a message on a social networking site, Imran Khan tried to mobilize his supporters by saying, "People always protect their sovereignty and democracy."

 

 

PTI leader Fawad Chaudhry, while talking to media in Islamabad yesterday, had appealed to the people to protest after Isha prayers.

He had said that Imran Khan's failure to lead a major movement on this occasion would be tantamount to betrayal of the country's politics and constitution.

The PTI had later released a schedule of various protests, according to which protests were announced across the country at 9:30 pm.

Islamabad

Protests in the capital began at Zero Point, with PTI supporters rallying and waving flags in support of the former prime minister.

The rally disrupted traffic on the Srinagar Highway and caused long queues.

PTI leader Shahbaz Gul while sharing videos of protests in different cities of the country said that the real protectors of Pakistan are the people of Pakistan.

Shahbaz Gul said that it is now ten o'clock at night, open a court, listen to the voice of the people, or this facility is not for the general public.

He said that I thought maybe the nation will remain silent but no, today the nation has proved, the nation will not recognize slavery.

Fawad Chaudhry thanked the PTI supporters for coming out to protest in Rawalpindi.

On the other hand, Awami Muslim League chief Sheikh Rashid also addressed a rally at Lal Haveli in Rawalpindi and criticized the PML-N, especially targeting Prime Ministerial candidate Shahbaz Sharif and accusing him of money laundering. Trying to avoid guilt in the laundering reference.

Lahore

PTI leader and former federal minister Hamad Azhar posted a video of a rally from his constituency NA-126 in Lahore towards Liberty Chowk on the social networking site Twitter.

PTI Senator Ijaz Chaudhry also shared a video of the rally from NA-133 constituency of Lahore to Liberty Market in which anti-US slogans could be heard.

Other videos shared by PTI show crowds of supporters and party workers in Liberty Square.


Karachi

Meanwhile, in Karachi, the country largest city, PTI supporters and workers demonstrated in solidarity with Imran Khan and in response to the "anti-national forces".

A large number of citizens participated in the rally to show solidarity with Imran Khan.

Peshawar

A large number of protesters, including women and children, marched on the Peshawar Press Club and expressed solidarity with the Prime Minister.

The people chanted slogans against Maulana Fazlur Rehman, head of the opposition Ittehad-e-Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM), and leaders of other political parties, and also made comments that allegedly criticized the military.

Pictures shared by PTI show demonstrations in other parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, such as Bajaur and Abbottabad.

Demonstrations abroad

Abroad, PTI supporters also demonstrated in support of Imran Khan. In a video shared by PTI Sindh President Ali Haider Zaidi, he heard protesters in Dubai chanting "Diesel" slogans. can go.


In the video, protesters chanting "Diesel, Diesel" are criticizing Imran Khan fierce political rival, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, head of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam.

Atika Rehman, a Dawn reporter in the UK, said PTI supporters had gathered at Hyde Park in London to record their protest, with protesters urging them to march to the US embassy to record their protest. Will

He said that PTI supporters also staged a protest in front of Avonfield House in London where they clashed with PML-N supporters, where former prime minister and PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif resides.