LAHORE, Pakistan — The leaders of an anti-government alliance urged tens of thousands of supporters at a rally on Sunday to join a march to the Pakistani capital next months to demand the ouster of Prime Minister Imran Khan, who they say was installed by the military in a rigged 2018 election.
An alliance of 11 major opposition parties – Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) – has been holding mammoth rallies since its inception in September to seek Khan’s ouster and press the military to stop interfering in politics.
“The time to have a dialogue is over. There will be a march now,” said opposition leader Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the son of the late former Prime Minister Benazir B…
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