PTI announces schedule of public gatherings across country – Announces new date for Karachi power show

ISLAMABAD, Aug 18 (NNI): Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on Thursday announced schedule of party chairman Imran Khan’s nationwide public gatherings to be held in 17 major cities across the country, starting from August 21.
According to the details released by PTI Central Media Department, the former prime minister would address the “grand public meeting” in Rawalpindi on August 21. The PTI would hold another meeting in Haripur on August 24, which would be addressed by the former premier.
Similarly, the PTI chairman will address a rally in Karachi on August 26.
According to the schedule, the PTI will hold power shows in Sukkur on August 27, in Peshawar on August 28, in Jhelum and Attock on August 29 and on August 31 respectively.
Moreover, PTI will hold massive public meetings in Sargodha and Gujarat on September 1 and September 2, respectively.
Imran Khan will also address public meetings in Bahawalpur on September 3, Faisalabad on September 4, Mardan on September 6, Bahawalnagar on September 7 in Multan and Sheikhupura on September 8 and September 9, respectively.
The party’s public meeting will be held in Gujranwala on September 10. Imran Khan would also address a public meeting in Quetta on September 11.
According to a source, the PTI provincial leadership has decided to hold a public rally in Karachi on August 26, two days before local government (LG) polls in Karachi.
PTI Chairman and former prime minister Imran Khan will address the rally, say sources, adding that the public rally would be organized in Bagh-e-Jinnah ground situated opposite to Mazar-e-Quaid.
PTI has also postponed its public gathering to be addressed by party chairman Imran Khan in Hyderabad on August 20. The ongoing flood situation in Hyderabad has forced the PTI leadership to postpone the rally in the city.
According to the Met Office, Hyderabad has received 204 mm of rainfall in last 60 hours which included a devastating rain spell of 92 mm during 12 hours on August 18. NNI