Supporters of PML-N on Protest on Sunday in London outside residence of Jemima Goldsmith, ex-wife of former prime minister and PTI Chairman Imran Khan.
Footage shared. on social media showed the crowd of PML-N supporters waving flags, holding on banners and posters and chanting slogans in service of them party Supreme Nawaz Sharif and against Khan.
Police contingents deployed outside Jemima home we also visible in frames.
Separately PTI supporters also took out demonstrations in London’s Hyde Park.
Footage published by PTI also protested outside Nawaz’s residence in Avenfield.
PML-N leader Abid Sher Ali on Thursday first announced that the rally will take place outside London Jemima home. He had also shared a picture with her full address and used derogatory language against Khan.
“Protests outside my house focusing on my children antisemitic slurs on social media … Almost like I back in Lahore in the 90s,” said Jemima. in Ali’s answer.
Ali responded to Jemima by hugging her. former husband responsible for protest. “He (Imran) ordered attacks and protests. outside [the] homes of his political opponents. He incites hatred, homophobia and terrorism on [a] daily,” he said.
The PML-N leader said the protest would be “peaceful and non-violent”.
Supporters of PTI, PML-N face off in London
Supporters of PML-N and PTI had faced off outside London residence of Nawaz last Sunday like one group celebrated while another protested Khan’s expulsion after a successful no-confidence vote. A heavy police contingent stood in chain between two groups as they chanted slogans against each other’s leaders.
The morning has begun with gathering of several PML-N supporters outside Nawaz’s residence at Avenfield House to celebrate the occasion. a rock throw far in green spaces of Hyde park, hundreds of PTI supporters demonstrated against exile of the khan.
This was stated by Khan’s official representative in the UK, Sahibzada Jahangir. in video message titled on in partyUS supporters will gather in the park and then march to the US embassy to state their protest. against alleged “foreign American intervention in Pakistan”.
Message circulating in PTI WhatsApp groups have stated that the goal of the demonstration was to raise them voice against “regime change” and the decision of the Supreme Court decision; and to demand free and fair elections through electronic voting, and the right of overseas Pakistanis in vote.
At a PTI protest, speakers and members of the crowd condemned the alleged US role in khan removal, with many said they believed the letter and the conspiracy the PTI chairman spoke of. of was reality. Some of Khan’s supporters were also critical of in military establishment and accused him for his exit.
Although the plan for The PTI crowd was supposed to march to the US embassy at 2:00 p.m., hundreds of people It was instead turned towards Park Lane and decided to send their protest to Avenfield House. The police raced ahead of PTI demonstrators to create a gap between PML-N workers who we already outside Nawaz residence.
