Tens of thousands of PTI supporters march on Islamabad demanding leader's release

Tens of thousands of supporters of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) have marched to the outskirts of Islamabad, demanding the release of their leader, Imran Khan, and the reversal of a constitutional amendment. Clashes with police have resulted in tear gas use and multiple arrests. The protest, which began in Peshawar, has faced heavy security measures, including blocked routes and a significant police presence. PTI supporters plan to set up camp at D-Chowk, a key area near government buildings, despite government efforts to prevent their entry. Violence escalated as protesters clashed with police, with reports of vehicles being set on fire. Authorities have detained over 4,000 PTI supporters, and the government has warned of further arrests if protesters reach the sealed-off Red Zone in Islamabad.