GUJRANWALA, March 30: Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaaf chairman Imran Khan continued his whirlwind tour of different cities to build public support for his demand of enmasse opposition resignation from the assembles.

He visited Gujranwala and Sialkot on Thursday. He was also scheduled in Sheikhupura on Wednesday evening but he could not reach there.

Addressing the Gujranwal bar, Khan said the army was serving the US interests and killing its own people in Waziristan and Balochistan.

He bitterly criticised the government for the sugar crisis and said culprits were there in the cabinet. That was why, he said, a NAB probe into the scandal had been dropped.

In Sialkot he addressed a news conference where he invited all opposition parties to join hands with the PTI to out Musharraf.

In Sheikhupura, a large number of PTI office-bearers and activists, who had gathered at the residence of Muhammad Yousaf Awan, district information secretary, were disappointed and annoyed as Khan could not reach there. —Correspondent

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