Islamabad (shadesofgalaxy latest newspaper. November 26, 2022) Police has issued a security alert regarding the long march of Tehreek-e-Insaf in Pakistan. PTI’s instructions are presented to the Board in writing in 28 paragraphs. These instructions were given in writing to Deputy Speaker Punjab Assembly Wasiq Qayyum. Police announced that they are following VIP security guidelines.
Armored rank and dash is mandatory for top management, Imran Khan must also have an armored jacket, Imran Khan cannot get out of the car in a public place, contrary to tradition, Imran Khan’s movements must be kept secret. Contact security and law enforcement authorities.
VIP parking spaces are separate and reserved.
The list of those participating in the stage should be given to the leader in advance, but only those on the list are not allowed to go on the stage. There were no armed personal guards in the conference hall, Imran Khan did not meet the public anywhere. Drone cameras and fireworks are strictly prohibited, and employees are not allowed to climb onto the roof of the building. Earlier, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf leader Imran Khan sent a special video message to the crowd long before the march reached Rawalpindi.
Former Prime Minister Imran Khan said in his message that he wants all Pakistanis to participate in the real Azadi March to be held in Rawalpindi on Saturday, November 26. Be independent and successful. Joining the nation’s march can send a message that we will not back down from China until we achieve true independence. I spared the wounded only for the sake of my nation.
Earlier in his message yesterday, Imran Khan said during the Grand March that the dream of 12 parties to rule the army will never be fulfilled, Tehreek-e-Insaaf will not have any objection if elections are held sooner or later. November 26 was a political turning point in Pakistan. The change of government causes economic loss across the country, the public’s confidence in the political system increases, the rule of law has to be maintained in the country.
