
Former prime minister Imran Khan’s spouse Bushra Bibi, in a brief address to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf rally participants, reiterated her call for the party founder’s release as the convoy from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa entered Islamabad’s limits on Monday, reports DAWN.com.
‘My brothers, as long as Imran is not with us, we will not end this march,’ she said while addressing supporters at a stop near the Hazara Interchange. ‘I will stay there till my last breath, and all of you have to support me. This is not just about my husband but about the country and its leader.’
Bushra Bibi is a part of the convoy being led by KP chief minister Amin Ali Gandapur.
PTI Shaukat Yousafzai told Dawn.com that the convoy entered Islamabad from Sangjani toll plaza. The PTI also shared footage of the KP convoy in Islamabad’s limits.
PTI leader Muhammad Basharat Raja said that multiple convoys were entering Islamabad.
Bushra Bibi said in an earlier video message that people were reaching Islamabad and called on those who had not come out to reach the capital.
The PTI also said that the people were ‘about to enter Islamabad’ and said the morale of its protesters was high. ‘Those who considered Islamabad as their fiefdom and closed it for Pakistani citizens, they should now take notice!’ it warned.
Earlier this morning, an update shared by the party prior to the resumption of the march said that Gandapur was ready to lead his convoy.