Peshawar:
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa chief minister Ali Amin Gandapur has called for the Chief of Army Staff Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir to resolve the issue of imprisoned Pakistan Tehreek-In-Insaf (PTI) Foundation Chairman Imran Khan’s detention.
“You have to solve IMRAN KHAN’s questions. The 250 million people in this country are your army,” he said while talking to a big party -Rally in Peshawar on Saturday.
Gandapur described the PTI chief’s struggle as a “war for genuine freedom” and called on the judiciary to make decisions in accordance with law and constitution.
“Maintaining the Constitution is a duty for everyone in this country. We have raised our vote to the Constitution and we will continue to do so. The highest number of human rights violations have happened here,” he added.
He also highlighted PTI’s attitude under previous tensions with India and noted that “the whole nation was united and we respected the institutions at that time”.
He reiterated that the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa government does not support any military operation and emphasizes that “operations are not a solution to these problems”.
Rally, held on Ring Road in Peshawar, so participation from PTI leaders, including key figures Salman Akram Raja, Barrister Gohar, Junaid Akbar, former National Assembly Chairman Asad Qaiser, PTI -Talsman Sheikh Waqas Akram, Usman Dar, Rehana Dar and Sind Provincial Leader Haleen Adil Adil Adil, among Sheikha, among Sheikha, among Sheikha, among Sheikha, among Sheikha, among Sheikha, among Sheikha, among Sheikha, others.
PTI Provincial President Junaid Akbar, who spoke at the event, said KP was PTIs before and were still. “We will cut off the hands of those who speak against the PTI base. Those who said the founder’s name would not be mentioned – we will pull them. Those who sit on the power seats will take into account every single drop of their blood. I spit on their spruces,” he said.
“To Chief Justice taking protocol, we say we don’t fear you anymore. He who is not loyal to Khan, I will make life unbearable to them. Don’t be this country’s ‘mama chacha’ [self-styled rulers]”He said.
“We do not accept any operation under any circumstances. Bring the Corps Chief who conducted the negotiations. Our questions are not with the institutions, but with persons to be corrected. Those negotiating with terrorists must be held responsible,” he said of the military operation.
Similarly, Salman Akram Raja added that PTI categorically rejects any military operation. “No operation should take place in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. I met the founder three days ago in prison … He said he will never bow. Today Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is thwucked in blood, and Balochistan also suffers.”
Former NA speaker Asad Qaiser said PTI does not want any operation in the province. “We are tired of wars. We support improvement in the relationship with Afghanistan. We hope Ali Amin will raise this issue with the federal government.”
PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar reiterated that the election on February 8 “was stolen”. “The whole world knows that 200 million people want ‘capture number 804’. To ensure justice has become extremely difficult. We will go to the last kilometer of PTI -founder’s release. Getting justice is our constitutional and state law.”
The rally was also witnessing organizational challenges. Young male PTI workers allegedly entered the women’s section, causing the police to intervene.
In response, many female activists left the room before the central leaders’ addresses. About 800 police and traffic staff were deployed to maintain security.
The rally caused partial closure of the ring road and highway, which led to traffic disorders. Many participants, including party leaders, had to walk up to two kilometers to reach the room due to parked vehicles along the highway.
