Why is Imran Khan so anxious for the long march?

 On May 25 this year, a long march was conducted by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf towards Islamabad. But the very next day, Imran Khan suddenly ended the march by saying that 'if the new election is not announced in six days, then I will come back.In recent times, Imran Khan has repeatedly asked the people to be ready to participate in the long march in his various meetings. On the other hand, the way the federal government is erecting barriers in Islamabad through containers, it seems that a long march will be announced by Imran Khan within the next few days.The Federal Interior Minister also said two days ago that Imran Khan plans to go on a long march between October 12 and 17. The most important question here is that why is Imran Khan so worried about the long march at this time?

Long march necessary to hold snap elections?Imran
Khan feels that this is the right time to hold fresh elections after the extraordinary victory in the 20-seat by-elections held in July this year, as he is touching the limits of popularity and electables to win the election. No need either.

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