Imposition of Governor’s Rule cannot stop PTI, Gandapur

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has criticized the federal government amid growing speculation regarding the imposition of governor’s rule in the province, saying such measures cannot push back the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). .

“Do your thing [the government] desire […] Governor’s rule or imposition of emergency cannot stop us,” the chief executive said while talking to reporters outside the KP Assembly in Peshawar.

A day ago, Prime Minister’s Advisor on Political Affairs Rana Sanaullah said that the federal cabinet discussed the option of imposing Governor’s rule in KP in its meeting, but no consensus could be reached and the matter was postponed for further consideration. was given

Sanaullah Hamid was answering the question asked by Mir. Geo News Program ‘Capital Talk’ on Thursday. He said that the matter came up for consideration in the Cabinet meeting as KP resources were being used for violent protests and marches on Islamabad.

Sources said federal minister Amir Muqam had made the recommendation during a federal cabinet meeting demanding strict action against PTI, which was supported by “majority of members”. Geo News.

The KPK chief executive was leading PTI protests demanding the release of “political prisoners”, including jailed former prime minister Khan, leading to unrest in the federal capital and adjoining cities. Widespread, the alleged use of state machinery drew criticism from the ruling coalition.

Meanwhile, the Chief Minister, speaking on the KP Assembly floor today – reprimanded the authorities for firing on “peaceful” protesters marching for the release of their leader – PTI founder Imran Khan.

Citing the government’s denial of direct firing, Gandapur claimed that shots were fired at PTI protesters in Chongi No. 26, adding: “We have been targeted many times. […] Firing was also done at China Chowk and D Chowk.

He stressed that he would have to bring about a revolution “to save his generation”, and called for the “immediate” release of the imprisoned PTI founder.

The development came as the party claimed that around 1,000 PTI workers were arrested by law enforcement agencies in a late-night crackdown on mobs that had joined their “do or die” protest. As a part, they gathered at D Chowk in Islamabad. To secure the release of party founder Imran Khan who has been imprisoned for over a year.

The party founded by Imran Khan has claimed that hundreds of protesters were shot dead, with numbers ranging from 8 to 40.

However, the government has categorically denied direct firing and denied any casualties during the crackdown on PTI marchers.