PTI workers have been directed to remove all obstacles on their way to Islamabad by former Prime Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairperson Imran Khan.

Addressing PTI Youth Wing in Peshawar, the PTI chairperson said that his party had carried out all the protests within the ambit of the constitution and law.

“We have never harmed anyone during our peaceful protests against the government.”

He said that it would be the responsibility of the youth to remove the obstacles from the roads.

Lashing out at the incumbent government, Khan said that slaves of America and ‘big criminals’ were imposed on the country, they cracked down on PTI workers in Punjab and Sindh as if they were committing treachery.

“They broke into houses and harassed women, people have been caught and put in jails,” he said, adding that the sanctity of people’s houses has been violated.

The former prime minister said that whenever the then opposition protested against the PTI-led government, their protests were allowed.

“Now the judiciary, the police and our ‘neutrals’ are being tested to see who is following the law and who is following the orders of these corrupt people,” the ousted premier said while lashing out at the judiciary and the ‘establishment’.

Khan said that this would be the biggest public gathering in the history of the country.

“Tomorrow I will leave Peshawar for Islamabad where the youth will be with me who will remove all obstacles and whoever tries to stop the sea of ​​people will be swept away,” he warned.

The ousted premier said that the nation would never accept the ‘imported government’, adding that their campaign was not politics, but a ‘jihad’ for real independence.

The people should be prepared for everything because the movement would continue till the announcement of fresh elections in the country.