Concluding his address, PTI chief Imran Khan again vowed to take to the streets once he has recovered from his injuries. "As soon as I get well, I have decided to take to the streets and will give the call for Islamabad," he said, urging the nation to not compromise on their freedom.

"An enslaved nation is not respected in the world. It can never progress."

He called on the people to take part in his protest and to demand the resignation of the three people he held responsible for the plot to kill him.

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