PTI’s peaceful sit-in will go on till Imran Khan gives the order: The Gandapur
Ali Amin Gandapur, the chief minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, has vehemently denounced the government’s use of live bullets against the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party members.
Gandapur accused the government of persecution and fascism during the previous two and a half years.
Speaking at a Gandhian rally, he underlined that the PTI is a nonviolent party committed to upholding the law, protecting the populace, and fostering genuine democracy.
“We are peacefully demanding our legitimate rights, but instead of being heard, we face repression,” Gandapur stated. He voiced his displeasure with the courts’ lack of fairness and their disrespect for the parliament’s sacredness. “Whenever we talk about holding a meeting or protesting, we are not allowed,” he said.
Using live ammunition against members of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party has been strongly condemned by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister Ali Amin Gandapur.
The government was accused by Gandapur of fascism and persecution during the past two and a half years.
He emphasized during a speech at a rally in Gandapur that the PTI is a peaceful party dedicated to enforcing the law, safeguarding the public, and promoting true democracy.
“We are peacefully demanding our legitimate rights, but instead of being heard, we face repression,” said Gandapur. He complained about the unfairness of the courts and their disregard for the sanctity of the parliament. “Whenever we talk about holding a meeting or protesting, we are not allowed,” said the politician.
The federal government allegedly attempted to kill Ali Amin Gandapur.
Following a direct attack on his life and an attempted kidnapping, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has accused government troops of targeting PTI supporters and leadership.
The PTI sit-in, which was started by the party’s founder, will continue until the founder himself calls it off, Gandapur told the media.
“The PTI founder announced this sit-in, and it will continue under his instructions,” Gandapur said, highlighting the party’s steadfast position in the face of difficulties.
He was the subject of a murder attempt, Gandapur disclosed, and he promised to personally report the crime by filing a First Information Report (FIR).
He added that snipers were used to launch lethal attacks on the wife of Bushra Bibi, the founder of the PTI.
“We are at a breaking point because of these provocative actions,” Gandapur cautioned. “The consequences will be unforgettable, similar to those in Bangladesh, if we are provoked further.”
As tensions rise, the sit-in remains a symbol of PTI’s defiance of purported government tyranny, with Gandapur restating the party’s dedication to establishing democracy and justice.
The accusations have fueled the already heated political atmosphere and sparked strong reactions all throughout the nation.