100 percent certain to go ahead with Raiwind march: Imran Khan

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Friday said that the party is 100 percent certain about a protest march to Raiwind.

“We call on everyone from Pakistan to join us, it will be a historic protest,” Imran Khan said.

The PTI chairman was talking to media in the capital city where he said that we would absolutely not go to anyone’s home, but protesting is a democratic right.

He said that the party is in contact with all the Opposition parties.

“For the participation of other political parties we can extend the date of the protest movement, although it would be before Muharram,” said the PTI chairman.

Imran Khan while responding to a question said it seems from the government's threats that it is under pressure. He said the protest would be outside the Prime Minister’s residence.

He alleged that the government has not let any institution remain impartial.

Imran Khan said that he would never call Ayaz Sadiq ‘Speaker”, as he proved his impartiality when he forwarded the reference against him and discarded the one against the prime minister.

“Nawaz Sharif’s government is worse than that of Pervez Musharraf,” he said.

PMl-N leaders hold press conference

PML-N leaders shortly addressed a press conference in Lahore, Daniyal Aziz said that an impression is being given that delay in Panama Leaks investigation is from the government’s side.

He said that the government has asked the Opposition that they can investigate the matter the way they want, and government is ready to face the situation.

Daniyal Aziz said that the Opposition’s seven questions became 70, now they are reduced to only four. “Did they get the answers to their 66 questions?” inquired the PML-N leader.

Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Talal Chaudhry earlier in response to the PTI chief’s press conference said that Imran Khan is taking the measure over personal reasons.

“Imran Khan would get disqualified soon over providing wrong details of assets,” said Talal Chaudhry.

He said that the PTI chief should ‘look around and into his home to find corruption.”

Imran Khan today cleared the air after Thursday's statement that the party was willing to reconsider the march. 

On Thursday, Chairman Imran Khan had said that he was willing to reconsider the decision to march to Raiwind. Imran Khan had said that after consultations with opposition parties the time and venue of the march can change.