Marchers heading Islamabad to demand PM's resignation: Imran

LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chief Imran Khan has reiterated that holding Long March was their democratic right, Geo News reported.

Addressing the participants of Azadi march at Mall Road here Thursday evening, Khan said: “marchers are heading Islamabad to demand resignation from PM Nawaz Sharif and form a new Pakistan”.

He said: “There will be no place for people like Gullu Butt in the new Pakistan.”

Khan said rulers have their assets outside Pakistan, adding that he would not keep his money abroad.

Over poll rigging, the PTI chief once again said the mandate of Pakistani people was snatched.

In his address, he again demanded resignation from members of Election Commission of Pakistan.

Expressing hope, Khan said he would return from Islamabad with a victory like the one he had achieved in the past in Gaddafi stadium when he was a cricketer.