ISLAMABAD: Former Prime Minister Imran Khan in a message sent from jail, expressed his unwavering support for the Pakistani nation and the workers of his political party, PTI, who are standing up for their rights and demanding true freedom.
Khan praised the peaceful protesters for their resolve, emphasizing that they are challenging the mafia that has taken control of the country.
“I salute the people of Pakistan and PTI workers who have taken a stand for their rights and are participating in peaceful protests, demanding their rights and real freedom, “Imran Khan said in his message.
“I also want to convey a message to my team, fight till the last ball. We will not back down until out demands are met.”
Khan strongly condemned the actions of law enforcement, including Rangers and police forces, who, under the instructions of caretaker Punjab Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi, fired on PTI workers and citizens. They will have to answer for these actions, he stated.
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He also commended the bravery of the protesters who, despite the violence, continued to rescue injured police and Ranger’s personnel.
Imran Khan thanked overseas Pakistanis for their support, acknowledging their efforts in mobilizing protests, sending funds, and raising awareness globally about the ongoing struggle. “Overseas Pakistani are not only mobilizing within Pakistan but are also organizing historic demonstrations in their respective countries.
PTI Founder also addressed his social media supporters, urging them to continue covering the demands of the protesters and the oppression happening in Pakistan.
Khan’s call for a peaceful and united protest emphasized the importance of collective action for the nation’s future, urging everyone to join the movement at D-Chowk if they have not yet done so.
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