Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah has said that the government has sent a letter, detailing the threats to the PTI long march in Rawalpindi tomorrow, to party leader Asad Umar.

“I request you to look into it,” he said at a press conference on Friday, stating that if Umar wanted to verify the threats “he can sit with the agency representatives”.

The minister also assured that none of the roads in Islamabad will be closed on Saturday and the district administration would provide all the necessary support to the PTI۔

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