Rawalpindi:
Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan on Monday called on the public to participate in the mass mass planned for September 27 in Peshawar, and described it as a demonstration of the nation’s freedom.
“The media’s voice has been suffocated. This rally is for the freedom of the nation. The party has been asked to make it a success,” said Aleema Khan on Monday while talking to the media outside Adiala Prison, and conveying his brother’s message.
“He has said that the agreement between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia is very important and that Pakistan must keep his global connections strong. He also said that protecting the holy mosques is an honor to us,” she noted, quoting the party’s founder.
She added that the former prime minister also pointed to the development of the Toshakhana case. “A witness has been proven false. The case should end on the basis of false testimony. The former military secretary also declared all documents that are valid. It seems that the case could end in the next two or three hearings,” she added.
Aleema expressed hope that both Imran and his wife, Bushra Bibi, would be released.
The PTI founder repeated his claim that his party had won two-thirds majority but votes were stolen. “Our votes were stolen and given to thieves. Judged people have been imposed on the nation. Morality has been buried in Pakistan. The 26th change has completely suppressed the judiciary,” quoted Aleema Partisjef.
Imran praised judges who, he said, stood up for the rule of law and called them “Heroes of the Nation.” Aleema added that Khan had assigned responsibility for Rally to the PTI leaders Ali Amin Gandapur and Junaid Akbar. She said Khan has asked her lawyers and party members not to cooperate with the military business.
“For three years we tried for dialogue, but instead our party was further suppressed. There is no advantage in conversations. He who will talk should come to jail,” she quoted Imran as saying.
Barrister Gohar Khan
The party’s chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan on Monday expressed support for the newly signed Pakistan-Saudi Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement (SMDA), which called it a welcome step to strengthen bilateral security ties.
“Pakistan has always been in the right match, and this agreement is further consolidating our attitude,” Goohar said, talking to journalists in Rawalpindi.
He also emphasized the need for an immediate meeting with the PTI founder and emphasized that dialogue was crucial to improving the country’s political situation.
Gohar said he was not allowed to meet the founder today, but hoped the meeting would take place tomorrow. “Meetings are needed as even the court has ordered them. If not allowed, distances will only rise.”
The PTI chairman added that the party strictly worked on the founder’s instructions, not on social media. “No one can control social media. Our agenda is not anti-state.
