Azadi Fund: Rs50m collected so far, says Imran

PTI vice chairman announces that the party will hold a rally in Rahim Yar Khan on Sunday, November 9


Web Desk November 07, 2014

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chairman Imran Khan disclosed on Friday that his party had collected Rs50 million to carry on its protest demonstration through the Azadi Fund so far, Express News reported.

While speaking at D-Chowk in Islamabad, Imran claimed that the the fund, a donation campaign launched by the PTI to collect funds for its protest demonstrations, had received contributions not only from across Pakistan but also from overseas Pakistanis. The fund will specifically be helpful for the party’s massive sit-in scheduled for November 30 in the federal capital.

“I want to tell Asif Zardari that these funds are from the Pakistani masses,” said the PTI chairman. “Overseas Pakistanis are also collecting funds.”

Imran said a sea of people will take part in November 30’s PTI sit-in, adding that the "actual sit-in" will begin after that and the ongoing demonstration was just a “warm-up”.

PTI rally in Rahim Yar Khan

Meanwhile, PTI vice chairman announced that the party will hold a rally in Rahim Yar Khan on Sunday, November 9.

While the party’s district president Rana Raheel claims a permission has been granted to hold a rally at Khawaja Fareed College, local administration had earlier expressed reservations as the area houses the central jail and offices of intelligence agencies.

COMMENTS (9)

Robert 1st of my name | 10 years ago | Reply Ro imran ro. On Nov 30, we know you will bring people from across Pakistan with promise of free food and money. Call your sons to come sit at the dharna as well. Dharna has failed and u stand exposed
obse | 10 years ago | Reply

Look at the picture with this article. Except for the characteristic smirk on the face of the cricketer, all others are carrying ab expression of sheer disgust and dismay at the "so called" helmsman's ficklenesss. The sit ins after Nov. 30 will be a warm up for the sit ins after Dec. 30 and so on till 2018. What an absolute farce. Till when will the "naive few" continue to be befooled by these daily monotonous and duplicious monologues prepared by advisers.

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