Achakzai Threatens Nationwide Movement If Imran Khan Is Not Released
Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party (PkMAP) Chairman Mahmood Khan Achakzai has issued a warning that a nationwide political movement will be launched if former Prime Minister Imran Khan is not released within the next 15 days. Speaking to PTI supporters at a rally in Islamabad, Achakzai condemned Khan’s continued imprisonment, noting that he has been jailed for over a year on charges linked to the events of May 9 and allegations of corruption.
Achakzai expressed frustration with PTI’s leadership and the lack of progress despite substantial public support for Khan. He announced plans for a broad political movement under the Tehreek Tahafuz Ayeen-i-Pakistan platform, asserting that neither the military nor police could prevent their mobilization, emphasizing the people’s power.
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PTI leader Sher Afzal Marwat announced that the party will hold a rally in Punjab within the next week. Marwat promised that the rally would attract at least 50,000 supporters from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and mentioned that supplies would be brought for an extended stay if necessary. He vowed that no harm could come to PTI from its adversaries.
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PTI leader Aamir Dogar addressed the rally, asserting that PTI would only head to Adiala Jail once their founder, Imran Khan, is released. He stressed that the key to the situation lies with the people and warned the elites of Khan’s crucial role in Pakistan’s future.
Sheikh Waqas Akram Defends Punjab’s Participation
At the rally, Sheikh Waqas Akram defended Punjab’s turnout, countering claims that Punjabis wouldn’t participate. He celebrated the large turnout despite challenges and underscored the public’s vital support for Khan, asserting that any opposition would face the wrath of the people.
Raza Vows to Block Khan’s Military Trial
Sahibzada Hamid Raza, Chairman of the Sunni Ittehad Council, vowed that PTI supporters would not allow a military trial of Khan. He stated that any such attempt would be resisted fiercely, emphasizing Khan’s status as a national asset.
Raja Asserts PTI Will Not Bow Down
Barrister Salman Akram Raja, a candidate for PTI General Secretary, praised PTI supporters for their resilience through years of hardship. He reaffirmed that Khan and his supporters would continue to resist oppression and remain steadfast against adversities.
Zain Qureshi Urges Unity
Zain Qureshi, son of former Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, conveyed a message of unity from his father, urging PTI supporters to stay united in their cause.
Gohar Ali Khan Criticizes Government’s Restrictions
PTI Chairman Gohar Ali Khan criticized the government for turning Islamabad into a restrictive environment before the rally. He claimed that despite efforts to hinder their gathering, the nation stands with Khan, emphasizing that Khan remains a central figure for the PTI and the country.
Gandapur Claims Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Safeguarded Its Mandate
KP Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur declared that the people of the province had protected their mandate. He invited the nation to join them and criticized those involved in corruption and NROs, arguing that such actions have failed the people while Khan continues to receive respect even in detention.
“Journalists who accept bribes are not true journalists; they are merely selling their integrity and votes. This corrupt media is not practicing journalism but engaging in brokerage,” said Gandapur.
He also criticized state institutions, declaring that no one has the authority to conduct a military trial of the PTI founder.
Gandapur announced that the next PTI rally will be in Lahore, specifically at Minar-e-Pakistan. He warned Maryam Nawaz not to provoke PTI, stating that such actions could lead to consequences even worse than those faced by Bangladesh. He urged the nation to brace for a significant event.
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