The preparations for the rally are currently under way. Photo: Geo News screen grab

CHAKWAL: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairperson Imran Khan will address a party rally in Chakwal today (Saturday). 

The preparations for the rally are currently under way and seating arrangement has been made for about 12,000 people. 

Party supporters have started gathering at the site of the rally. 

While was addressing a press conference at his Bani Gala residence on Friday, Imran had criticised the incumbent government after the United States cut military aid to the country and questioned why was the prime minister not active in handling the situation.

Rejecting the recent US move to curtail aid to Pakistan for its alleged failure to cooperate in the war against terrorism, Imran blamed the country's political leadership for Pakistan's present state of crisis.

The PTI chief alleged that country's leadership is itself portraying a negative image, hence, why "would the US be any different".

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He added that the Sharif brothers are belittling the country to save themselves and their ill-gotten wealth.

"When the country's leadership itself passes negative statements, why would anyone else stand with the country."

Referring to Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif, Imran said when Asif visits foreign countries he claims the PML-N is liberal while the PTI is with the religious parties.

"The United States is insulting us over Rs25 billion while the two towers owned by Dar's children are worth that much," claimed the PTI chief.