A PTI founding member, Akbar S. Babar, publicly raised concerns about a newly launched donation ('chanda') campaign tied to the Sept 27 march, referencing past complaints and suggesting donors ask for a written money-back guarantee. Before this site collects a single rupee or dollar, confirm in writing with verified PTI central leadership that this specific fundraising effort is officially authorized, and publish that authorization visibly on the site.
PTI finalised a preliminary strategy for the September 27 march, with a central convoy from Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa to be joined by caravans from southern Punjab. A funding committee headed by Secretary-General Salman Akram Raja was constituted to oversee arrangements for financing the march.
PTI announced plans for a long march to Islamabad on September 27, a day after the party marked a nationwide 'black day' over three years of Imran Khan's imprisonment. The party is demanding his release and relief from inflation.
A report submitted to the Supreme Court by an amicus curiae included concerns raised by Imran Khan's legal team, including Barrister Salman Safdar, about his prison conditions and health at Adiala Jail.
Following the verdict of a military-style trial, Imran Khan spoke to his legal team from Adiala Jail, describing the pursuit of justice as a duty he was prepared to sacrifice for.