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Thousands march towards Pakistan capital after talks with Imran Khan’s party stall

Thousands of supporters of jailed former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan have taken to the streets after negotiations between authorities and his party ended without agreement.

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Protesters supporting former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan protest in Mayfair, London
Protesters supporting former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan protest in Mayfair, London Alisdare Hickson

Thousands of supporters of jailed former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan have taken to the streets and marched towards Pakistan’s capital after talks between authorities and his party ended in deadlock.

The demonstrations involve supporters of Khan’s party, who are seeking to press their demands through public protest. The marches follow negotiations with the authorities that failed to produce an agreement.

Khan, a former prime minister, remains in jail. His supporters’ mobilisation marks a renewed confrontation between his political movement and the authorities, with the deadlocked talks providing the immediate backdrop to the protests.

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The latest situation is that thousands of demonstrators are continuing to take part in the march towards the capital. No further outcome from the talks or the protests is given in the available material.

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