PTI to hold biggest ever meeting at D-Chowk, vows PM’s aide

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ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Capital Development Authority (CDA) Ali Nawaz Awan on Monday said PTI would hold biggest-ever public meeting here at the D-Chowk on March 27 to demonstrate people’s confidence in the leadership of Imran Khan.

Briefing media after chairing the PTI Islamabad Regional Advisory Council, he said the world would witness how Pakistani nation stands with their captain for its freedom and sovereignty.

Accompanied by PTI’s Additional Secretary General Aamir Mehmood Kiani, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Capital Developmentsaid the historic public rally would close the shops of national wealth looters forever.

Rallies would be held in twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad till March 27, he added.

Says it will demonstrate people’s confidence in the leadership of Imran Khan

“No political party can hold a rally like PTI,” he remarked.

He said former president Asif Ali Zardari, JUI-F chief Fazlur Rehman and PML-N president Shahbaz Sharif took to streets to save their ill-gotten money.

Those who dragged each other on the streets came together to protect their interests, he added.

PTI Central Additional Secretary General Aamer Mehmood Kiani said PTI had conveyed to its workers and the party organisations at district and tehsil level across the country to start preparations for March 27 public rally.

He said the PTI legislators had started preparations to put up a historic show in Islamabad.

He said PTI Islamabad and Rawalpindi would be hosting this huge public show. Aamer Kiani said that it was observed in recent public rallies that people once again rose for Prime Minister Imran Khan.

He expressed the hope that the same media and people will soon experience a big change in the coming days.

Kiani said that opposition should know that this nation had rendered huge sacrifices and would never accept anybody governing the country as a monarch. He regretted that these families were fielding their third generation into politics to secure their vested interest.

Amir Kiani said the opposition parties were out for their political gains and had nothing to do with public issues.

The opposition gathered to secure the future of their political heirs, he added.

“We will not allow anyone to befool the nation,” he said.

He said this time, Prime Minister was more determined and passionate than ever, we are in constant contact with the allies and want them to decide who can take Pakistan forward. Aleem Khan and Jahangir are also with the PTI, he added.

Referring to the National Assembly session, he said that the session would be convened in accordance with the constitution.

Senator Fauzia Arshad, Senator Sami Yazdi and members of the Regional Advisory Council Islamabad were also present on the occasion.

Published in Dawn, March 15th, 2022

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