PTI’s Long March Day 4: Imran Khan asks if ‘revolution’ will be soft one or destructive one?

By Muhammad JuniadPublished On 05 Jan 2023

LAHORE: As the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) set to resume its Day 4 Long March activities today, party chairman Imran Khan took to Twitter and asked if the revolution, he has been witnessing for last six months, will be a soft one through the ballot box or a destructive one through bloodshed.

PTI convoys are scheduled to leave for the next destination from Kamonki to Sialkot today. After the tragic incident of the death of a female reporter yesterday, Imran Khan announced ending the long march for yesterday and indicated the resumption of the march on Monday.

The participants of the “HaqeeqiAzadi” March are scheduled to leave from Kamonki to have a stopover in Sialkot. Chairman PTI Imran Khan is leading the long march. The former prime minister also addressed the PTI workers at different places during which he claimed that journalists were fleeing Pakistan and moving abroad because they were receiving “threats” and are afraid for their lives.

During his speeches at different places, Imran Khan said “Moeed Pirzada, Irshad Bhatti have gone abroad […] earlier, Sabir Shakir left the same way. Arshad Sharif shaheed, who was standing on the path of justice, got threats […] he was silenced, removed from the channel and then martyred.”