LAHORE – Tehreek Tahafuz Ayin-e-Pakistan, the opposition coalition, has declared that on August 27, there would be a public meeting in Lahore.
Speaking to the media, Representative Akhunzada Hussain Yousafzai emphasized that the Lahore public gathering will be the largest and most significant jalsa ever.
Reiterating that the release of Imran Khan will be made possible by this momentous public assembly, he said that Adiala jail’s doors would eventually open.
He said that on August 16, the location of the public event will be decided upon in consultation with the administration.
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