Urging Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan to stop advocating peace, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) firebrand Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur on Saturday warned the incumbent government that Next time party workers will hit the streets with “guns”. .
Addressing an event in Abbottabad, Chief Minister Gandapur – who has a track record of disappearing during party marches in the federal capital – said: “Imran Khan! For God’s sake, stop advocating peace. Next time we will not talk about peace. When we come out armed, we will show who runs away.
His statement came at a time when the jailed PTI founder warned of starting a civil disobedience movement from the 16th of this month if his demands, including a judicial inquiry into the November protest crackdown, are not met. was given
The ousted prime minister also formed a five-member negotiation committee comprising Umar Ayub Khan, Ali Amin Gandapur, Sahibzada Hamid Raza, Salman Akram Raja and Asad Qaiser to negotiate with the rivals.
The former ruling party’s demands include the release of “political prisoners” facing trial and the formation of a judicial commission to investigate the events of May 9, 2023, and a late-night crackdown on PTI protesters on November 26.
Last month, the former ruling party’s much-publicized protest in Islamabad, aimed at securing the release of the PTI founder, followed the party’s hasty retreat after the government’s midnight crackdown on protesters in November. But it ended.
The former ruling party has since claimed that at least 12 of its activists were killed and 1,000 arrested. However, the government has categorically denied using live ammunition against the protesters and said that four law enforcement personnel, including three Rangers personnel and a policeman, were martyred during the protests.
Speaking during today’s event, the firebrand CM said: “We will take to the streets next time without the slogan of peace.”
He criticized the Muslim League-N-led coalition government saying that they are fighting against fascism.
Fascism has violated the constitution, law, morality and humanity of Pakistan.
The Chief Minister criticized Information Minister Atta Tarar, Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif and others for their statements on the Islamabad clashes.
The former ruling party’s demands include the release of “political prisoners” facing trial and the formation of a judicial commission to investigate the events of 9 May 2023, and a late-night crackdown on PTI protesters on 26 November.
Last month, the former ruling party’s much-publicized protest in Islamabad, aimed at securing the release of the PTI founder, followed the party’s hasty retreat after the government’s midnight crackdown on protesters in November. But it ended.
The former ruling party has since claimed that at least 12 of its activists have been killed and 1,000 arrested. However, the government has categorically denied using live ammunition against the protesters and said that four law enforcement personnel, including three Rangers personnel and a policeman, were martyred during the protests.
Speaking during today’s event, the firebrand CM said: “We will take to the streets next time without the slogan of peace.”
He criticized the PML-N-led coalition government saying that they are fighting against fascism.
Fascism has violated the constitution, law, morality and humanity of Pakistan.
The Chief Minister criticized Information Minister Atta Tarar, Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif and others for their statements on the Islamabad clashes.