Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's long march towards Islamabad begins
Thousands of supporters of Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan's party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), have begun a long march towards Islamabad. This march has started from various parts of the country, with its primary objective being to demand the release of the former Prime Minister.
Participants in this march say they are determined to secure Imran Khan's immediate release. Protesters have begun traveling along the country's major highways to reach the capital and record their protest. The party leadership has instructed its workers to remain peaceful.
On the other hand, government officials have made strict security arrangements to maintain law and order in Islamabad. Barriers have been erected at the entry and exit points of the city to avoid any untoward incidents. The administration has advised citizens to exercise caution.
Due to this situation, the traffic system in various cities of the country has been affected, and normal life is facing difficulties. There is also uncertainty in various areas regarding the opening and closing of educational institutions and business centers.
This march is being considered a significant turning point in national politics. Political analysts say that in the coming days, negotiations or tensions between the government and the opposition may further escalate. Public eyes are now focused on the situation in Islamabad.