Islamabad: Pakistani leader Imran Khan, who faced an assassination attempt recently, on Sunday said his party would be resuming its march to Islamabad on Tuesday.
He said he will be joining the protesters in Rawalpindi.
We will start the march from Tuesday. I will hold an address daily, Khan said while speaking at the hospital as quoted by Geo News.
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was rushed to a Lahore hospital and later declared out of danger after he was injured in firing at his rally in Wazirabad in Pakistans Punjab on Thursday afternoon.
A supporter was killed and 13 others were injured in what his party called an assassination attempt on the former cricketer.
The attack happened during his ongoing march to Islamabad at Gujranwala district, about 200 km from the capital, against the army establishment-backed central government.
Khan had stopped the march after the incident.
