Despite the government’s decision to call off the long march to Islamabad, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman and former Prime Minister Imran Khan has announced that the party’s ‘Azadi March’ will continue.
At a press conference with other PTI officials, Imran Khan announced that he will lead the largest march in Pakistan’s history tomorrow (Wednesday).
This is a “defining moment for the country,” according to Imran, and it will determine the type of Pakistan in which people want to live.
He said that the present “fascist regime” was no different from prior military dictators because they both used the same tactics.
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