Meanwhile, the General Headquarters (GHQ) also formally informed PTI that it has no objection over the landing of Imran Khan’s helicopter at the Parade Ground. In a letter, the military’s leadership suggested PTI seek permission from the Islamabad administration as the Parade Ground falls under its jurisdiction.
Awan subsequently requested the ICT district administration to provide permission for Imran’s helicopter to land and takeoff from the ground.
Referring to the federal government’s alert, the PTI leader said that Imran Khan faces serious threats to his life and the use of a helicopter is vital to ensure his safe participation in the party’s November 26 rally.
“There is no justification for creating hurdles in the landing of Imran Khan’s helicopter at Parade Ground after GHQ’s NOC,” he argued.
ICT administration explained that the Parade Ground was a highly sensitive area because of its geographical location within the federal capital.
Presently, it said, no helipad was available in the federal capital.
In a view of this, request for a helicopter landing and taking off at the Parade Ground was “regretted.”
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