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Video: "We'll Quit," Says Imran Khan, Aborts March, Has New Plan To Force Polls
His leg still in cast after firing during march, Imran Khan at Rawalpindi rally announces his party lawmakers will resign from assemblies; it has governments in Punjab and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa
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Imran Khan's Party Resumes March Week After He Was Shot In Leg
Tens of thousands of supporters of Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf on Thursday gathered at the site in Wazirabad in Punjab province where an assassination attempt was made on the former prime minister last week as the party resumed its march.
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Imran Khan-Led March In Pakistan Postponed To Thursday, Say Party Leaders
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's long march, which was suspended after the failed assassination attempt on party chief Imran Khan last week, will resume on Thursday, two senior party leaders said on Monday.
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Islamabad Hotels Barred From Accommodating Imran Khan's March Participants
In an unusual move, Islamabad police on Saturday barred hotels and guest houses in the federal capital from providing accommodation to the participants of the long march led by former Pakistan premier Imran Khan.
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Video: "We'll Quit," Says Imran Khan, Aborts March, Has New Plan To Force Polls
His leg still in cast after firing during march, Imran Khan at Rawalpindi rally announces his party lawmakers will resign from assemblies; it has governments in Punjab and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa
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Imran Khan's Party Resumes March Week After He Was Shot In Leg
Tens of thousands of supporters of Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf on Thursday gathered at the site in Wazirabad in Punjab province where an assassination attempt was made on the former prime minister last week as the party resumed its march.
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Imran Khan-Led March In Pakistan Postponed To Thursday, Say Party Leaders
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's long march, which was suspended after the failed assassination attempt on party chief Imran Khan last week, will resume on Thursday, two senior party leaders said on Monday.
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Islamabad Hotels Barred From Accommodating Imran Khan's March Participants
In an unusual move, Islamabad police on Saturday barred hotels and guest houses in the federal capital from providing accommodation to the participants of the long march led by former Pakistan premier Imran Khan.
