Lahore, (PTI) Pakistan’s former premier Imran Khan has said that he is determined to head to Rawalpindi on Saturday to address a massive rally planned by his party despite facing threats to his life and called upon the public to reach the garrison city as it is a “decisive time” for the country.
Khan, who is recovering from bullet wounds suffered during an assassination bid on November 3, is set to address his supporters in Rawalpindi. He has said his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party’s protest, demanding fresh general elections, would be “completely peaceful”.
Khan, 70, said on Friday that despite being injured he is determined to head to Rawalpindi for the sake of the nation, the Dawn newspaper reported.
