Imran Khan says PTI rally will be held at F-9 park

Friday, April 15th, 2016 6:29:29 by

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman, Imran Khan is on a visit to London and while at the airport, he said that his party will hold a rally at the F-9 park ‘at all costs’. Initially, Interior Minister, Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan had said during a press conference, that no one will be allowed to hold rallies in the Capital city.

Talking to reporters, Khan said that his party is all set to celebrate its foundation day in Islamabad’s F-9 park on 24th April, 2016. Khan, who was on the same flight to London as Nisar, claimed that the Interior Minister had no objections when he informed him of his plans. “Chaudhry Nisar was under the impression that we might start marching on the Red Zone or Blue Area in Islamabad,” he said.

The PTI chairman also spoke on the issue of Panama Leaks saying that there will be no sit-in protest if the government agrees to form a judicial commission under the serving chief justice of Supreme Court. In case that does not happen, Khan said that they will go ahead with street protests.

The Panama Leaks documents included the name of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s children, for having undeclared, off-shore properties. Khan is demanding the resignation of the Prime Minister over these allegations. He claims that the PM has violated rules of the Election Commission of Pakistan by not declaring his assets and then avoiding paying taxes.

The PTI chairman said that he is currently in London for charity events for Shaukat Khanum. He added that he will also get in touch with independent auditors who will investigate Nawaz Sharif’s alleged involvement in offshore companies.

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