PTI convoys reach D-Chowk amid police shelling

The convoy and caravans of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) finally reached Islamabad’s D Chowk after enduring hurdles and obstacles for almost three days. After reaching D Chowk, the party initially announced a sit-in until the demands were met. Protest convoys led by PTI leaders and former First Lady Bushra Bibi reached the red zone of the capital despite blockades and obstacles at many places from Peshawar to Islamabad.. As the PTI workers started stirring in the Blue Area, the police did not try to stop the marchers as they moved towards the highly sensitive security zone. However, the PTI protesters faced heavy tear gas shelling by the police and other law enforcement agencies and PTI workers pelted stones. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur made the announcement while addressing the crowd at D ChowkThat we would not leave until we received direct instructions. to Imran Khan” Gandapur accused the government of authoritarianism but vowed that the PTI protest would remain peaceful. “This is our country, and we are here to liberate it. No one can impose their decisions on us,” he said, rousing the crowd with slogans. PTI has announced that until their leader and former Prime Minister Imran Khan is released from jailThey will not go back. Gandapur and Bushra Bibi’s journey sat on a container and reached D Chowk where they were welcomed by PTI workers shouting slogans. Videos that went viral on social media also showed PTI supporters dancing on top of containers placed to block their access to D-Chowk. Earlier