Imran Khan to address protest march in Rawalpindi despite threat to his life

Rawalpindi/Lahore: Pakistan’s garrison city of Rawalpindi, where the powerful Army is based, on Saturday braced for a political show of strength by former premier Imran Khan despite a threat to his life.

Khan, who is recovering from bullet wounds suffered during an assassination bid on November 3, is set to address his supporters in Rawalpindi. He has said his



Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party’s protest, demanding fresh general elections, would be “completely peaceful”.

Khan's supporters are on the move from all corners of the country to reach Rawalpindi, the twin sister city of Islamabad, where a stage has been prepared on the Sixth Road Flyover in the middle of historic Murree Road.