There would be a ‘sea’ of PTI workers on March 27 that would wash away all such dreams of the opposition, minister added.


Islamabad: :Minister for Energy Hammad Azhar said a mammoth public rally would leave from Lahore on Sunday morning to participate in the historic meeting of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), scheduled to be held at the Islamabad Parade Ground, ending the politics of corrupt elements forever.
On his official twitter handle, the minister wrote,“Tomorrow (Sunday) at 9:00 am, the people of Lahore will announce their verdict against the conscience-selling at the Lahore-Islamabad motorway”.
He said participants of the rally would gather at a point after crossing the Ravi Toll Plaza to leave for the public meeting venue in Islamabad, expressing unity against the corrupt practices and horse-trading in politics.
Hammad further added that the alliance of opposition parties that even quarrelled over the holding of public meetings how could form a joint government.
There would be a ‘sea’ of PTI workers on March 27 that would wash away all such dreams of the opposition, minister added.
کل صبح 9 بجے لاہور-اسلام آباد موٹروے پر اہلیان لاہور ضمیر فروشی کے خلاف اپنا فیصلہ سنائیں گے۔
— Hammad Azhar (@Hammad_Azhar) March 26, 2022

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