Imran Khan’s supporters are protesting in Pakistan. Meanwhile, a shocking video has emerged. A man was offering Namaz in the container installed to stop the followers, when the army personnel pushed him and knocked him down. A video of this has been shared by Imran Khan’s PTI party, in which the soldier can be seen pushing the man while he was offering Namaz.
In fact, Imran Khan’s supporters are demanding his release and have taken to the streets of Islamabad to do so. The situation is such that to stop them, Shahbaz Sharif’s government has deployed the army on the streets and ordered them to shoot on sight. To stop them from marching towards D-Chowk, huge containers were placed in which a person offered Namaz. The army soldier first pushed him and then knocked him down.
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His supporters took to the streets following Imran Khan’s call.
Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan had reportedly appealed to his followers on November 13 to protest on November 24. He had called for protests against alleged fraud in the recent general election, unjust arrests of people and opposition to the 26th Amendment.
For example, large-scale clashes are now taking place between the army and PTI supporters. Many security force personnel and PTI workers are said to have died in the protests so far. In this regard, cases have also been registered against Imran Khan and other PTI leaders under the anti-terror law.
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Why do PTI supporters want to go to D-Chowk?
According to local media reports, Imran Khan’s supporters are marching towards D-Chowk, where the Pakistani Parliament is located nearby. The offices of the Prime Minister, the President and the Supreme Court are also located in this area. It is not yet clear whether the protesters want to camp at D-Chowk or march towards this area, but PTI leaders are calling for them to protest until Imran Khan is released.
