Govt entry points to thwart potential PTI long march into Islamabad.

Due to the possible long march of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf PTI, the government is federal taking preliminary measures under which containers have been delivered to Faizabad by the district administration.

The containers are being placed under the Faizabad bridge.

The roads coming to the capital that is federal being blocked by the district administration of Islamabad.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf PTI Chairman Imran Khan has not announced the date of the long march present, but PTI has instructed the workers to prepare for the march that is long.

Earlier, former prime minister PTI Chairman Imran Khan said that he has kept his long march plan secret and only a PTI close group of people knew the details.

In an interview with a news channel, the PTI leader Imran Khan said that an “unimaginable” sea of people will march toward Islamabad.

Secret Plan

He added that he had kept his plan a secret in light of previous audio leaks and the “tapping” of phone calls.

PTI leader Imran Khan added that before the march begins, party members will receive special instructions.

Imran khan also claimed the “Haqeeqi Azadi” march will be the largest in the country’s history.

Asif claim Khan sought dialogue with establishment via President Arif.

Addressing the media in the federal capital the minister said the PTI chief was “losing his nerves” as November  and the much talked about appointment of a new army chief  draws closer. and khuwaja also clamed that imran khan sent a message to the establishment

The claims come as a debate rages in national media and political circles on possible successors incumbent to Chief is Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa, who is going to be retire in November.

Everything will be according to law and constitution.

As November draws near, Asif stated that Imran Khan “has not been in his mind that is right and growing nervous.” He also added that everything will work out in accordance with the law and the constitution.

Minister laced in the PTI chief and said that Imran had proved that it’s people like him who come into power “when the Results Transmission System (RTS) stops working” that he was not eligible for the prime minister’s position, adding.

“Imran Khan has not been in his mind that is right and growing nervous as November is rapidly approaching,” said Asif, adding that everything will work out in accordance with the law and the constitution.

COAS

Asif went on to add that COAS General Qamar Javed Bajwa’s tenure is concluding by the end of this and he should be allowed to spend time with the soldiers “respectfully” month. The defence minister reiterated that the national government has yet to decide on General Bajwa’s replacement.

Elaborating further, the minister said five names have come up, and according to tradition, any one of those staff that is general or someone not mentioned on the list can be select, and that all commanders with the rank of three stars were qualified for the position of army chief.

Imran Khan acts petty and exaggerates Pakistan’s security capabilities. However, we should uphold the military, he proceeded. During the media debate, he underlined that the general elections would go place on schedule.

Maryam Nawaz

On Tuesday, PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz too had alleged that Imran is seeking an deal that is NRO-like secret meetings at the President’s House, saying that when he does not get one he takes to the streets. Maryam was referring to reports that Imran held a meeting with an personality that is“important at the Aiwan-e-Sadr recently.

ECP seeks Imran Khan’s bank account info from SBP in Toshakhana case.

ECP has written a letter to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) to provide information on the former PM,s bank accounts.

The electoral watchdog which is based on the information provided is expected to announce a judgment on the reference.

The request by the electoral watchdog is to not disclose gifts taken from Toshakhana in the financial statements.

Toshakhana case

The case was brought before the electoral watchdog that is a year after the Pakistan Information Commission (PIC) had accepted an application on the matter and had directed the Cabinet Division to provide information about the gifts received by then-prime minister Imran Khan from foreign dignitaries.

The former PM’s reply to the ECP claimed that the case was ‘misleading, baseless and false.

His statement stated that he had not hidden any assets and urged the ECP to disregard the reference.

He further claimed that Article 62 of the Constitution, which specifies that a member of parliament must be “Sadiq and Ameen” (honest and virtuous), was inapplicable to his case.

Earlier, the ECP reserved its decision regarding the PM disqualification that is formed.

The PTI chairman’s counsel Barrister Ali Zafar admitted to Imran selling at least four presents he had received in 2018-19 from foreign dignitaries in a hearing.

According to Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) counsel Khalid Ishaq, Imran agreed to accept gifts in his response to the ECP and confessed that the presents were not revealed in the statements, but argued that things of everyday use “were not disclosed by anyone.”

After examining the bank facts, the reference’s reserve judgment will be made public.