PTI Long March: Rangers deployed at Islamabad’s D-Chowk

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ISLAMABAD:(Report By Ambreen Baloch) According to ug news Media Europe,Rangers have been deployed at D Chowk in Islamabad before the long march of Tehreek-e-Insaf arrived.
According to media reports, security has been increased on all routes of the red zone while the red zone has been completely sealed.
In Islamabad, citizens are now left to enter through Margalla Road and Srinagar Highway.
Due to road closure, employees and residents of government offices, diplomatic enclaves, private hotels and private offices are facing difficulties.
Earlier, former federal minister and head of Awami Muslim League Sheikh Rasheed has said that if the bodies fall then everyone will go home.
While speaking on a local TV show, Sheikh Rasheed said that no one can stop the Long March from coming to Islamabad. Rana Sanaullah is making things worse instead of fixing them. If even a single body falls, they will not be able to escape, he warned.
He said that the date of the election should be discussed as it is beneficial for everyone. If the bodies fall, then everyone will go home. They are digging their political graves.
Sheikh Rasheed said that we have to keep our protest peaceful, legal and constitutional and no power in the world can stop us from entering Islamabad. Those who mock public sentiments will be humiliated.
He said that there is no point of no return in the world.
Earlier, Awami Muslim League chief Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed says that the final round is starting and will be over by November 30.
During the press conference in Lahore, Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed said that the long march will be peaceful and I will welcome the long march of Imran Khan in Rawalpindi next Friday. They are arranging food and drink for people in every city.
Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed said that my relations with the establishment were very good and should be good but now I am standing with Imran Khan. Army’s decision not to interfere in politics is welcome
He said that a time will come when this government will be asked to give a date for the election. It is very good that the army has decided not to interfere in politics anymore.
DG ISI Lt. Gen. Nadeem Anjum has said that to thwart the no-confidence motion, the previous government had asked the Army Chief to extend the term indefinitely.
While holding a press conference along with DG ISPR, DGISI Lieutenant General Nadeem Anjum said that I have a clear policy that I should not be publicized, today I have come not for myself but for my organization. I have come because false accusations have been made against the young men of my organisation.