What are the head lines about Imran Khan's long march?

Pakistan: Islamabad police bars lodgings from obliging members of Imran Khan's long march:

 The Pakistan Electronic Media Administrative Authority has additionally coordinated TV stations not to live broadcast Imran Khan's talks and the long walk.

 

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 In a surprising move, Islamabad police banned lodgings and visitor houses in the bureaucratic capital from giving convenience to the members of the long walk driven by previous Pakistan head Imran Khan to move the public authority to report a date for early broad decisions.

 The Pakistan Electronic Media Administrative Power (PE MRA) has likewise coordinated TV stations not to live broadcast PTI pioneers' talks and the long walk, as indicated by its warning of October 28.

 The PE MRA said it was seen during a discourse that "proclamations against state establishments were circulated live" disregarding the governing set of rules and court orders. It cautioned that lawful activity, prompting suspensions and renouncement of licenses, would be started if there should arise an occurrence of rebelliousness.

 The long walk, named the 'real freedom walk', started from the Freedom Choke region in Lahore late Friday evening and the members moved gradually as his PTI party held power shows at ICRA, Moving Information Sahib, and Azad chock areas of Lahore.

 The walk halted at the Information barber the previous evening and will continue its excursion on Saturday.

 It intends to go on the memorable GT Street and show up in Islamabad on November 4 to hold a major dissent rally, which might be changed into a protest.

 Khan has said nobody can stop the PTI's long walk, adding his allies should hang tight for his next choice when he arrives in Islamabad.

 "With respect to what will happen when we arrive at Islamabad, you need to stand by concerning what I choose after arriving at Islamabad," he told a columnist in a video tweeted by AAJ television.

 On a subsequent day, the guard will walk, where the PTI administrator was supposed to address his allies, as per the coordinators.

Then the meeting will continue towards Gujranwala City, where Khan will address a public social occasion. From Gujranwala, the assembly will continue to Sialkot, and it will close for a short-term visit.

 The following morning, according to the agenda of the long walk, the escort will head towards Gujarat, the old neighborhood of Punjab Boss Priest Chaudhary Elahi who will invite it. Khan will address a public social event there.

 Escorts from north and south of Punjab will likewise join the long walk at Raw at in the suburbia of Islamabad from that point to walk into the capital city.

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Islamabad police banished lodgings and visitor houses in the government capital from giving convenience to the members of the walk.

 The order accompanied an authority warning given by the police. It said inns and visitor houses will be really looked at every day. Non-compliant should confront severe activity.

 As indicated by Khan, 70, the reason for the dissent was to accomplish genuine opportunity by driving the public authority to report snap races. He vowed to stay tranquil, and avoid the high-security Red Zone lodging state structures and government offices. Be that as it may, many uncertain about his declarations because of his set of experiences of U-turns.

Khan has looked for authorization to hold the meeting in Islamabad which was not conceded at this point as the capital organization has looked for clarification from PTI pioneers over the infringement of agreements during its past open get-together on May 25 in Islamabad.

 The public authority likewise requested that the party indicate the spots for their get-together and furthermore advise the organization regarding the hour of canceling the dissent, the conditional number of members, and what will be the specific course through which members of the long walk will enter Islamabad.

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