[11] Later on further controversies would corroborate their allegations including accusations of 2018 general elections,[12] appointment of Ahmadi economist Atif Mian as an advisor in the EAC on 1 September 2018,[13] the alleged visit to Pakistan by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on 25 October 2019[14] and later acquitting of Asia Bibi who was convicted of Blasphemy, the arresting of Khadim Hussain Rizvi and other TLP leaders on 23 November 2018,[15] arresting of members of the other two main opposition parties Maryam Nawaz(August 2019)[16] and Asif Ali Zardari(June 2019)[17] and accusations of bribing Members of the Parliament which were raised during a No confidence motion against Senate Chairperson Sadiq Sanjrani and Deputy Chairperson Saleem Mandviwalla in August 2019 when 64 parliamentarians of 53 parliamentarians required raised their hands yet 50 parliamentarians voted in the secret ballot.

[20] On 11 October 2019 Maulana Fazl ur Rehman had an important meeting with Saudi Ambassador to Pakistan Nawaf bin Said al maliki regarding the political situation of the country and persuaded him to call of the Azadi March.

[25] After a meeting on 14 October 2019, ANP president Asfandyar Wali Khan said that he would lead the Azadi March if Maulana Fazl ur Rehman is arrested.

[20] Once the Committee returned to Prime Minister Imran Khan the government allowed the Azadi March as long as it be held within ambit of law.

[29] At a news conference at Bannu Akram Durrani, the head of the Rehbar committee, announced that the participants of the Azadi March would not enter the Red Zone.

[30] The protesters would ensure that the participants do not leave their designated value, public rights would not be violated and would hold responsibility for internal security.

[29] A JUI-F convoy led by Maulana Abdul Wasey would also start from Baleli road, Quetta and reach Islamabad via the Loralai-Dera Ghazi Khan route, marchers would also come from Chaghi, Nushki, Gwadar and Turbat.

[32] Meanwhile, thousands of people under the leadership of Maulana Abdul Wasey also left the Kuchlak area of Quetta to pass through Loralai then Dera Ghazi Khan to reach Islamabad and join the Azadi March,[32] the party had also hired a large number of transportation vehicles including buses, according to a senior member of opposition the number of buses had already exceeded 400.

[33] Earlier the day of 27 October Maulana Fazl-ur-Rahman's container got stuck on an overhead bridge which caused a delay for a few hours.

[35] The marchers coming from Dera Ghazi Khan and Muzaffargarh were to take bypass from Bahawalpur chowk to reach Multan.

[41] ‘Plan C’ of the Azadi march included opposition parties in Balochistan held rallies and protests across the region against the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf's government.

[42] However, as of January 2020 Imran Khan remained the prime minister, with the march failing in its primary objective as Pakistan's powerful military backed the incumbent government, according to Reuters news agency.