Seating arrangements have been made for about 20,000 people. Photo: Geo News screen grab

OKARA: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairperson Imran Khan will address a party rally in Okara?s football ground today (Sunday).

The preparations for the rally have been completed, and an 80-feet long stage has been set up. Seating arrangements have been made for about 20,000 people, shared PTI member Ashraf Sonhar.

The DPO informed that a separate enclosure has been set for women, adding that all the rally participants will undergo security checking before entering.

Moreover, preparations have been made for helipad in a cricket ground near the rally site.

On Saturday, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf Chairman Imran Khan said that no financial wrongdoing was found against Jahangir Tareen and he was disqualified "only on interpretation of trust deed". 

In a tweet, Imran remarked: "Diff[erence] between JKT [Jahangir Khan Tareen] & NS [Nawaz Sharif] is stark in JKT's principled position & NS holding on to party office. Also unlike NS who is guilty of corruption, money laundering, tax evasion, concealment of assets; no financial wrongdoing found ag JKT - disqualified only on interpretation of Trust deed."

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Imran further said that the difference between Tareen and deposed prime minister Nawaz Sharif is stark, as Nawaz is guilty of corruption, money laundering, tax evasion and concealment of assets. 

He added, "JKT you have shown unswerving commitment to the cause of Naya Pakistan & worked with utmost dedication for our cause. For me it doesn't matter whether you hold a position in PTI or are in Parliament, you will always remain right next to me as we build Naya Pakistan InshaAllah."

On Friday, the Supreme Court disqualified PTI Secretary General Jahangir Tareen but ruled in favour of PTI Chairperson Imran Khan in its judgment on the disqualification case against the two party leaders.

The chief justice ruled that Imran is not disqualified as a parliamentarian as the petitioner was not directly affected in the foreign funding case

The court had ruled that Tareen cannot be termed honest and stands disqualified for life as per Article 62(1)(f) of the Constitution. It also said the PTI leader used suspicious terms in his statements to the court, besides not declaring his offshore company.