Fazal-ur-Rehman to lead Azadi March karachi to islamabad latest updates Fazal-ur-Rehman Azadi March from Karachi to Islamabad latest update
Around one hundred thousand (100,000) workers of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) are expected to converge on the capital, Islamabad, next week for a march in a push to dislodge the federal government.
The size of the march can match the rallies of political parties in recent past against the governments, easily outnumbering the "2014 dharna" arranged by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). JUI-F chief Fazlur Rehman, also, claimed to grab support of other political parties protesting against the PTI's current policies, which according to him, are pushing the country into deep "chaos and uncertainty."
"Azadi March" plan, organisers’ planning to mobilse workers, source of funding, mood of other political parties and goals behind the proposed march by interviewing dozens of people directly associated with the plan as well as reviewed important communications of government institutions, like the special branch, police, Ministry of Interior, home departments, National Counter-Terrorism Authority & other civilian agencies.
"We plan for a big first power show in Sukkur today (October 28), second in Multan on October 29, third in Lahore on October 30 and then the final ‘Azadi March’ has been planned for Islamabad," said JUI-F senior leader Attaur Rehman who is leading the KP province.
Members of JUI-F's core committee (CC) have been asked to bring at least 3,000 workers each from their respective cities to the capital for "Azadi March", a JUI-F senior leader told Geo News. The CC members, Abdul Wasay, Mahmood Ahmad Khan, Malik Riaz Khan, Anwar Hayat Khan, Noor Saleem Malik, Munawar Khan Advocate, Fazal Ghafoor, Gul Muhammad Khan Dumar, Abdul Malik, Abdul Rehman Khetran, Gulab Khan, Lutf-ur-Rehman, Muhammad Usmatullah, Agha Muhammad, Gohar Shah, Qari Mohammad Yousif, Akram Khan Durrani, Mohammad Khan Sherani, Molana Ameer Zaman, Muhammad Jamalud Din, Shah Hussain Khan, Fazal Shakkor Khan, Said Janan, Zareen Gul and Azam Khan Durrani, would pull the workers out of their cities.
More than three dozen JUI-F Members of Parliament (Provincial/National Assembly/Senate) have also been assigned by JUI-F top leadership to mobilse sizable crowds from their constituencies. MNA Akbar Chitrali would lead workers in Chitral, MNA Afreen Khan in Kohistan, MNA Zahid Durrani in Bannu, MNA Muhammad Anwar in Lakki Marwat, MNA Asad Mahmood in Tank, Munir Khan Orakzai in Kurram Agency-I Tribal Area-VI, MNA Jamaluddin in South Waziristan Agency-I Tribal Area-X, MNA Abdul Shakoor in Tribal Area-XII, MNA Abdul Wasay in Killa Saifullah, MNA Kamaluddin in Pishin, MNA Salahuddin Ayubi in Killa Abdullah, MNA Asmatullah in Quetta, MNA Mehmood Shah in Mastung, MNAs Mehmood Shah, Shahida Akhtar Ali, Aliya Kamran and James Iqbal would bring 2,000 workers each from their respective districts to Islamabad. Rashid Mahmood Soomro, General Secretary JUI-F Sindh chapter, is leading workers in Sindh, MNA Abdul Wasey and senators Abdul Ghafoor Heideri and Hafiz Hamdullah would lead the rallies from Balochistan.
JUI-F Punjab Ameer Dr Atique Rehman, General Secretary, Safiullah and Central Deputy General Secretary Punjab Amjad Khan would be leading the workers in Punjab. All JUI-F bodies in towns, cities, villages and districts have been asked to bring thousands of workers to Islamabad, says Senator Hafiz Hamdullah, revealing the party got registered 3.5 million workers in the recent past.
Four containers, two of them bullet-proof, have been prepared for the top leadership of JUI-F. Two other small containers have also been bought for local leaders namely Attaur Rehman and Abdul Wasey, says Abdul Jalil Jan, Secretary Information, JUI-F KP. He, however, did not disclose who prepared these containers and who afforded their estimated cost, which is in millions of rupees.
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