Pakistans PTI chief Imran steps up protests against PM Nawaz Sharif

December 01, 2014 08:06

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chief Imran Khan announced that he would shut down major cities in Pakistan as part of his next move in the campaign for the prime minister's resignation.

Addressing people at D-Chowk, Imran said, "I will go to Lahore and shut it down on December 4. I will shut down Faisalabad on December 8 and will seal Karachi on December 12. I will close down the entire Pakistan on December 16."

"We still have no word on the investigation of rigging," Imran said. "We want justice. We want an investigation of 2013 elections and a result within 4 to 6 weeks under supervision of the Supreme Court," Khan stressed.

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