PTI Chair­man Imran Khan has said that despite being injured he is determined to head to Rawalpindi on Saturday (today), where he is all set to lead his party’s long march, for the sake of the nation, and called upon the public to reach the garrison city for the “climax” of his protest movement.

Imran, in an interview, once again demanded fresh elections that he believes will save the country from a default and political mayhem.

He maintained he would reveal his next strategy during his speech in Rawalpindi today.

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