Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed, the former interior minister and Khan’s close ally, Friday claimed that the PTI was going to get a field day when Khan leads the march on Islamabad.
In Multan, the local administration has taken strict security measures in the city of saints for the PTI’s rally to prevent any untoward incident.
Beginning with Peshawar, the PTI launched a series of protests against the incumbent coalition government in the center which took power after Imran Khan’s government was toppled through a no-confidence motion in April.
At all of the public rallies Khan has urged people to accompany him in a long march on Islamabad, saying that he would give the date for the march on May 20.
Addressing party workers and activists at Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) House in Islamabad on Thursday, Imran Khan said that he would announce the date at the Multan rally on Friday.
He also claimed that the federal capital would witness an assembly of people which was going to be the largest not just in Pakistan’s history but in the subcontinent.
He said the participants of the long march would not return from the federal capital until the date for the fresh general elections is announced.
