PTI protesters reached D-Chowk

PoliticsPTI protesters reached D-Chowk

Monitoring Desk: Vini vidi vici—former First Lady Bushra Bibi did it while crushing state writ under the wheels of her container and hundreds of her followers reached D-Chowk despite four-day arrangements of the federal government to stop PTI protesters at Attock Bridge.

Geo News reported that PTI workers have already reached D-Chowk. It may be mentioned that Pakistan has been facing a total media blockade for the last four days therefore checking the credibility of news is a problem because only selective media is allowed to reach D-Chowk and adjoining areas.

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