Waziristan 'peace march' will help to halt drone strikes, says Imran Khan

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Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) chairman, Imran Khan. - File Photo
Sialkot: Chairman Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Imran Khan said that the PTIs forthcoming Waziristan Peace March will spread a message of peace across Pakistan, besides, enabling the World to see the massive destruction caused by the drone attacks in Pakistani tribal areas.

He said that uncontrolled drone attacks led by US forces were killing the innocent people in tribal areas of Pakistan.

Khan stated this while talking to a delegation of PTI Sialkot led by Mir Umer Farooq Meyer (member PTIs Punjab Political and Strategic Committee) which called on him at his Lahore office.

The PTI Chairman strongly criticised government for not declaring the names of the Pakistani people being killed brutally by the drone attacks.

He said that the PTI's Peace March towards Waziristan would also be helpful in halting the drone attacks.

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