Islamabad, Feb. 28 -- The opposition alliance Tehreek Tahafuz Ayeen-e-Pakistan (TTAP) continued its second and final day of the grand conference in Islamabad on Thursday despite facing challenges in booking a venue for the two-day event, The Express Tribune reported.

The event started at Legend Hotel in Islamabad on Wednesday, with TTAP accusing the government of pressuring the hotel administration to revoke permission for the second day. The leaders of the TTAP gathered at the venue for two days to discuss freedom of speech, constitutional breaches, human rights violations and political instability.

The conference was attended by key political figures, including Opposition Leader Omar Ayub, former Pakistan Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan ...