Even after seven months of getting asked, imran Khan continues to dominate Pakistani politics

Even after seven months of getting asked, Imran  Khan continues to dominate Pakistani politics. This Friday the former Prime Minister is going to begin a protest march from Lahore to Islamabad. Along with the supporters he will be calling for early elections in the country. This is not his first call. Since being removed from office by a no-confidence vote Imran Khan has held protests across the country calling for snap elections.

He has accused the ruling coalition of being cowards. The cricketer-turned-politician fears that Shaibasharif knows he does not have the public's mandate. But the government has rejected all of these claims. Elections will be held as scheduled in October or November next year.

Pakistan Kaisan now for the past month Imran Khan has been using protests as a tool to convey his discontent. The reason these marches are garnering attention is because of the magnitude here. One called by Imran Khan brings thousands of civilians onto the streets. Just last week the 70-year-old was accused of misusing his power to buy and sell gifts in state possession. The election commission ruled that Khan will be removed from parliament's seat.

And this decision prompted protests in where is parts of the country. On more than one occasion these protests turned violent. So ahead of this week's march he has a message for his supporters.