PTI leader Neelum Asharf inaugurated the camp at Defence Mor.
Lahore’s chapter president Abdul Aleem Khan said that both working class people and businessmen would attend the march.
He said that people who had never attended a political gathering had also expressed their eagerness to join the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf’s rally.
He said the Azadi March would end with the ouster of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz led government.
Provincial Assembly Member Aslam Iqbal told the media that the Azadi March would receive a huge public response. He said that the rulers had made it difficult for people to lead a decent life.
Price hike and energy crisis were the result of bad governance, he said.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 6th, 2014.
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I want b a member in azadi march b coz I wana do some things for my be loved Pakistan can u expain me how is this possible
Azadi march would fail only if only Nawaz govt reduce the rates of electricity, gas and petrolium immediately! Cant they see people dont care for election rigging but only their living..