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Imran Khan was persuaded to end his ‘Azadi March’ abruptly: Report

Summary by Ground News

A former chief justice of the Supreme Court, a retired army general and a leading businessman persuaded Imran Khan to not go ahead with the planned sit-in. Khan launched his 'Azadi March' on March 25 to press for fresh elections in the country. He later called it off, saying the government would be happy if he goes ahead with it as it would lead to clashes.

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Times of India

Imran Khan was persuaded to end his 'Azadi March' abruptly: Report

Pakistan News: ISLAMABAD: A former chief justice of the Supreme Court, a retired army general and a leading businessman persuaded ousted Pakistan prime minister Imra.

2 years ago·India

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News18 India

Imran Khan Was Persuaded to End His 'Azadi March' Abruptly: Report

Khan launched his Azadi March' on March 25 to press for fresh elections in the country with the announcement to stage a sit-in in Islamabad but later called it off

2 years ago·India

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The Hindu

Imran Khan was persuaded to end his 'Azadi March' abruptly: report

Ousted Pak. PM Khan had launched his ‘Azadi March’ on May 25 to press for fresh elections in the country

2 years ago·India

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Hindustan Times

Imran Khan ended Azadi march abruptly after talking to these 3 persons: Report

A Dawn report citing sources claimed the Pakistan military had to open communication channels with Imran Khan as the situation was getting out of control because of his Azadi march.

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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