Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has announced a 90-day “do or die” movement in a bid to secure release of its party founder Imran Khan and achieve other “political goals”, while demanding to hold dialogue with the “decision-makers”.
PTI senior leaders, including Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur, stated this while addressing a press conference in Lahore on Sunday, outlining the party’s future strategy amidst the current political situation.
Chief Minister Gandapur announced that the party’s high-level meeting had finalised the future course of action, and a movement is formally being launched, which will peak on August 5. He asserted that only the PTI founder has led a true movement in Pakistan, consistently advocating for the supremacy of the constitution and law.
Political and economic crisis lies solely in transparent elections and constitutional supremacy, and for this, PTI’s movement has entered a decisive phase.
PTI leaders Salman Akram Raja and Leader of the Opposition in Punjab Assembly Malik Ahmed Khan Bhachar also addressed the press conference, criticising the government and reiterating their resolve to intensify the movement for the party chairman’s release.
Raja stated that they would not let anyone forget the February 8 elections and demanded respect for the public’s vote.
He stated that the entire nation and party are united for the release of the PTI founder. He asserted that the gathering of party leaders and workers in Lahore is a proof that they are united for their party’s founder.
