TahirulQadri

Information minister advises Qadri to renounce Canadian citizenship and run for elections if he seeks change.

Sections imposed in FIR include murder attempts, interfering in governmental matters, snatching and disturbing peace.

Tells those suspicious of Supreme Court's intentions to have some shame.

Police blocked off, supporters chased them out of area.

MQM stays mum, other parties speak out against Qadri.

Foreign minister says Qadri wants a role of military and judiciary in politics, could be arrested for it.

Synchronising SC order with Qadri’s long march raises doubts, says SCBA former president.

Term MQI demands as an incitement to treason.

Due to lack of options, participants of long march forced to pay higher prices.

After Qadri’s oath, people determined to stay “till the end”, MQI activists to form more committees.

Four policemen were injured; 25 people get sick overnight.

Non-Muslims talk about how they believe Dr Qadri will ensure better living conditions for them.

East-west divide as residents near rally decry halt to normal life, those far away see little difference.

I invite Imran Khan to join long march so the forces wanting change can unite, says Qadri.

MQI chief praises army, judiciary; dispels impression of Presidency or PM house takeover.

Military officials deny link between security establishment, Dr Qadri and SC order.

While no revolution came, the long march focused attention on disgruntlement of people with years of misgovernance.

Says JI is not agains­t the US itself, but it is agains­t the anti-Islam and anti-Muslim polici­es of Washin­gton.

Raisani’s sacking is a necessary but not sufficient condition for addressing the problem of sectarian terrorism.

Though not four or even a million, Qadri did succeed in getting a presentable crowd of around a 100,000.

From women to children, elderly to students, Dr Qadri-led march was diverse.

Concerns about the absence of basic necessities dominates discourse.

MQI states that only the people mentioned in a list it provided to the Islamabad Police will be allowed on stage.

“We will stay here even if it takes a month. Enough is enough. We want change,” was the common mantra among the...

All schools in the twin cities were closed, attendance in offices remained thin as marchers pour in.

Dr Qadri demands dissolution of assemblies before 11am today.

Let us not derail the democratic process in search of a utopia, which has been sought many times unsuccessfully.

MQI carava­n reache­d Islama­bad from Lahore via GT Road.

PML-Q leaders have flayed the Nawaz League for baseless allegations.

Under constitution election commission cannot be dissolved immediately.

March may be halted four kilometres away from its intended destination.

Pakistan Awami Tehreek says they are receiving threats from the government stopping them from joining the march.

People talk about what they expect from the long march.

Commuters suffer due to roadblocks, markets remain empty

Hundreds of vehicles en route to federal capital; around 100,000 marchers arrive in twin cities.

Intelligence reports confirm several terrorist outfits have planned attacks on Tahirul Qadri's long march.

Police cancel staff leave, Rescue 1122, city admin prepped for untoward incidents.

Lawyer accuses administration of removing reception camp, creating hurdles.

15,000 police personnel deployed in Islamabad, sensitive areas sealed ahead of long march.

Containers placed in and around key installations.

MQI chief spells out three demands; calls for dissolution of ECP, neutral interim set-up.

Riaz maintains he came on behalf of Pakistani people to prevent loss of life if Qadri pressed ahead with his march.

Interior ministry's report supports Special Branch report regarding possible TTP attacks on Qadri’s rally.

Tahirul Qadri invites PTI leaders to join him as their slogan of 'change' is the same as his party's.

Transporters say activists were offering Rs6,000 for one day but were not taking responsibility in case of damages.

Information minister advises Dr Qadri to cancel rally.

Chaudhry brothers meet MQI chief, assure him that govt is considering demands.

NUST also announces holiday; other universities waiting for official notification.

Claim 50,000 people will gather at Faizabad Chowk; Islamabad Police gear up security, Rangers, FC also ready.

People waited in queues, driven by fear of petrol pumps’ closure in view of long march.