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They are demanding the release of Imran Khan from jail. Who has been kept in custody by Pak military dictator Asim Munir for more than a year. Pakistani rulers have deployed a large number of soldiers to stop them.
Once again the situation is going out of control in Pakistan. Supporters of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan have surrounded the entire Islamabad to free Imran Khan from jail. The pictures from there are surprising everyone. Tension is going to increase a lot for the Pakistan government. Thousands of crowds and convoys of thousands of vehicles are seen on the roads. These are the people who have come out on the streets in support of Imran Khan and are continuously moving forward. A convoy of thousands of vehicles of Imran Khan’s supporters was seen moving towards Islamabad. They are demanding the release of Imran Khan from jail. Who has been kept in custody by Pak military dictator Asim Munir for more than a year. Pakistani rulers have deployed a large number of soldiers to stop them.
Mobile and internet services have been shut down. Despite this, Imran’s supporters are moving forward to protest amid heavy deployment of security forces and shutdown of mobile-internet services. The jailed 72-year-old former prime minister had given his last call for nationwide protests on November 24. He made this call on 13 November. Khan had condemned the theft of mandate, unjust arrest of people and the passage of the 26th amendment of the Constitution. On the 26th amendment of the Constitution, he had said that it has worked to strengthen the dictatorial rule.
The protesters, led by Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur and Khan’s wife Bushra Bibi, began their journey from the devastated province to the capital on Sunday, but faced hurdles en route. Authorities had blocked highways by placing shipping containers, but protesters removed the barriers with the help of demolition equipment and other heavy machines, although this affected their pace and plans during the demonstration. After an overnight stay at Haro in Attock district of Punjab, the team resumed their journey with the aim of reaching the capital by afternoon today. The visit of a high-level delegation from Belarus to Pakistan has already prompted the government to ban rallies by invoking Section 144, a colonial-era law used to curb political activities.
