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ISLAMABAD: Roads leading to the Parliament House were cleared on Monday morning as the PTI and opposition alliance Tehreek Tahafuz-i-Ayeen Pakistan (TTAP)\u2019s sit-in over Imran\u2019s health entered its fourth day.<\/p>\n
The sit-in, which began on Friday, was announced hours after the Supreme Court (SC) was informed<\/u><\/a> that only 15 per cent vision was left in the PTI founder\u2019s right eye, prompting a strong response from the opposition alliance.<\/p>\n TTAP spokesperson Akhunzada Yousafzai, speaking to Dawn<\/em>, said it was a surprising step that all the routes had been cleared.<\/p>\n On Friday, roads leading to Parliament House were blocked ahead of the sit-in.<\/p>\n \u201cFirst of all, we are going to have breakfast after four days, as previously we were eating only dates and biscuits and were being forced to drink tap water. It has been decided to merge the sit-in at the Parliament lodges with the one at Parliament House,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n The opposition\u2019s sit-in was initially held at three places, including the Parliament House, led by TTAP head Mahmood Khan Achakzai and Allama Raja Nasir Abbas. The protest outside the Parliament lodges was led by PTI parliamentarians, while at the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa House, KP CM Sohail Afridi led the demonstration.<\/p>\n \u201cMoreover, as the government is going to file a report regarding Imran Khan\u2019s health in the Supreme Court, we will examine it and will take a further decision,\u201d Yousafzai told Dawn.<\/em><\/p>\n Yousafzai stated that the sit-in was going to continue until all demands were accepted by the government.<\/p>\n