The gates of the Qauid’s mausoleum have been re-opened after the workers of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) have been expelled from the ground.
Police also locked the gates of the ground and banned entry of the political workers into the PTI’s venue for the party’s public gathering slated for December 25.
After the city government expelled the workers from the ground, the PTI activists staged protest demonstration. Later on, the gates were unlocked allowing entrance for the party workers.
The PTI chief Imran Khan is personally overseeing the arrangements for the public rally at the venue. The huge hoardings with Khan’s pictures and banners have been put on several places around the city.
This morning when the PTI delegation arrived at the Mausoleum, the administration disallowed them to enter the ground. The Tehreek’s leaders including Deputy General Secretary PTI Sindh Imran Ismail condemned the move.
Pinning hopes on the Karachi rally, Imran said he would gather people from all affiliations on a single platform.
Gates of Quaid mausoleum locked, opened
