People from different parts of the country have marched on Islamabad, demanding former prime minister Imran Khan's release, defying mass arrests and roadblocks.
People from different parts of the country have marched on Islamabad, demanding former prime minister Imran Khan's release, defying mass arrests and roadblocks.Supporters of imprisoned former premier Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party before a rally for Islamabad to demand Khan's release, in Peshawar, Pakistan, Nov. 24, 2024.
Public transport has been suspended, and major highways leading to the capital have been barricaded with shipping containers. Mobile and internet services in key areas have been blocked, while gatherings of more than four people have been banned in Islamabad. The PTI claims the protests have drawn tens of thousands of participants, although government officials estimate the number to be around 10,000.
Security measures have also been tightened in light of a scheduled visit by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, who is set to arrive in Islamabad on Monday.The protests have garnered international attention, with PTI supporters organising rallies in over two dozen countries.
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