Fawad Chaudhry, the leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI), announced on Monday that authorization for the Islamabad sit-in has been given, and that Imran Khan would unveil his next move on June 3 in Islamabad.

Fawad claimed on Dunya News’ Nuqt-e-Nazar that the PTI is not a radical party, and that families, physicians, and engineers attend their rallies.

According to the PTI leader, one group of the administration wants polls, while the other wants them in December. The stock market has crashed, and this is a political crisis, not an economic one, according to Fawad.

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