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JUI-F’s Azadi March set to move towards Islamabad today

Salima Bhutto by Salima Bhutto
October 30, 2019
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JUI-F’s Azadi March set to move towards Islamabad today
LAHORE: The Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam-F (JUI-F) Azadi March is set to move towards Islamabad today and reach there at 11:00 am tomorrow.
Members of JUI-F turned out in huge numbers to welcome the participants of Azadi March.

Also read: JUI-F’s anti-govt Azadi March to reach Lahore today

While addressing followers, Fazl added that they were going to Islamabad to send rulers packing.            
Fazl was quoted as saying, “Drama of accountability is being staged to achieve political objectives.” 
Fazl urged Prime Minister Imran Khan to present resignation before the arrival of Azadi March in Islamabad.

Also read: Azadi March will not enter Red Zone, JUI-F spokesman

During his stay in Lahore, Fazl will address stalwarts at Minar-e-Pakistan. The JUI-F chief is likely to visit Services Hospital to inquire about the health condition of ailing Nawaz Sharif.
Earlier today, JUI-F Chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman has declared war against those who stole public order.

Also read: JUI-F Chief decides to kick-off Azadi march from Karachi

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He said, “Today all political parties are with me on stage and together we have declared war against those who stole public mandate.”
He further added, “This incompetent government has destroyed economy, there are inflation and unemployment everywhere.”
On Sunday, the anti-government march set out from Karachi’s Sohrab Goth area.

Also read: Maulana’s Azadi March is hype created by media: Railway Minister

On Sunday night, the marchers reached Sukkur where they spent the night. From Sukkur, the participants reached Multan and are now headed towards Lahore.
The main opposition parties, including PPP and PML-N, have finalized a plan to welcome Azadi March participants on their arrival in Lahore and have set up welcome camps in this regard.

Also read: PHC orders to keep roadways open for Azadi March

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