Peshawar (Staff Report/Agencies): Former Prime Minister and PTI Chairman Imran Khan said on Friday categorically dismissed the report that a deal was made to end its Azadi March.
Addressing a press conference, Imran Khan said that he ended the long-march only to avoid bloodshed. The PTI chief said he would march again if early elections were not announced.
On Thursday, Imran Khan gave six-day deadline to the federal government to announce elections.
Addressing the protesters at Islamabad's 9th Avenue, the PTI chief warned that he would return to the capital with the "entire nation" if the demands of dissolving assemblies and announcement of election were not met.
“I had decided that I will sit here until the government dissolves assemblies and announces elections, but of what I have seen in the past 24 hours, they (govt) are taking the nation towards anarchy,” he said, claiming that the government was also trying to create a divide between the nation and police.
