Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) Rallies / Protests

[Mustang125]

Police got treated like shit lmao. And its entirely their own fault. Those of us who live here or have lived know. Mfs literally arrest you even if you have a PTI flag sticker on your motorbike ( personal experience)

Police isn’t disciplined bro, from personal experience they are like bullies, they will only come after you if they have the numbers and if you have the numbers they will run away like we witnessed today and all day yesterday

 

[Mustang125]

This is wild, pathans are very determined lol

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[Mustang125]

The faces say it all.

 

[5thgenEnjoyer]

This forum should have a discord server too. More privacy

Long overdue

 

[Goenitz]

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[alphapak]

Police got treated like shit lmao. And its entirely their own fault. Those of us who live here or have lived know. Mfs literally arrest you even if you have a PTI flag sticker on your motorbike ( personal experience)

Pakistan has the worse Army and Police force in the world, they are bloody
uneducated gunday and wont reject 100 rupees rishwat.

The Army Generals will sell their mothers and sisters for a few dollars.

 

[SteppeWolff]

Long overdue

Ask the administrators @Waz @Musings and lets make it

 

[SteppeWolff]

Police isn’t disciplined bro, from personal experience they are like bullies, they will only come after you if they have the numbers and if you have the numbers they will run away like we witnessed today and all day yesterday

Yep they are bullies. They did a home raid without warrant on the house of a PTI guy in our  Mohalla and got beaten to pulp and no one snitched who did. Serves them well.

 

[Al-Zakir]

Peaceful protest alone won't do jack. It's consider a sign of weakness in sub-continent.

Khabeesjaat establisment only understand the language of danda.

 

[SteppeWolff]

Peaceful protest alone won't do jack. It's consider a sign of weakness in sub-continent.

Khabeesjaat establisment only understand the language of danda.

Indeed.

And slowly people are realizing it too. Contrary to the usual statement given by many here that Pakistanis are a meek bunch isn't true. It's just that most are very patriotic and hesitate from all of this.

But as you see, it has rapidly changed in last 2 years and the road isn't long for the Junta until they hit into a wall.

 

[Jango]

You think these people ever cared for the one in the picture you bring?


او بھائی!
یہ برکن بیگ اور انسٹاگرام ریل پے دبئی کے جدید ششکے لگانے والی قوم ہیں
انکو اپنی شادیوں کی، دعوتوں کی پڑی ہوئیہے
جہاں یہ جا کر چار لفظ انگریزی کے جھاڑ کے ایک دوسرے کے مون پے واہ واہ کریں اور پیچھے انکی برائیاں کریں اور اپنی ذہانیت پے فخر کریں۔

یہ تو ہم ہے کمبخّت ہیں جو جوتے کھاتے تھے پاکستان میں اور فوج کی کھسیانی بلی کی طرح تعریف کرتے جب نا نوکری ملتی نہ کوئی کاروبار جمتا

اللّٰہ کا کروڑ درجے شکر ہے کے اس ناچریز کو اُس ماحول میں لے آیا جہاں اپنے خون پسینے سے اتنے آگے نکل اے۔
ورنہ وہیں لگے ہوتے اگلے دن کی زندگی میں اور دادا کی بنائی ہوئی دولت کے حصے کے جھگڑے لڑ رہے ہوتے

Agreed with each and every word.

 

[ghazi52]

PTI protesters cross Islamabad Toll Plaza; Naqvi vows to not spare those behind cop’s death​

Umar Bacha | Dawn.com
November 25, 2024

Police personnel stationed in Islamabad on Monday. — DawnNewsTV

PTI protesters at Islamabad Toll Plaza on Monday. — PTI

PTI protesters crossed Islamabad Toll Plaza on Monday on their way towards the federal capital as the government vowed to not spare those behind a cop’s death.

The protest, which the government is determined to foil with force, was originally scheduled to be staged on November 24, but the convoys took a breather last night after PTI leaders said they were in “no hurry” to reach the federal capital for their ‘do or die’ protest, as workers and supporters from across the country attempted to defy arrests, baton charges and tear gas to participate in the agitation.

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) last week ruled that PTI’s planned protest was unlawful and directed the federal government to take all necessary measures to maintain law and order in Islamabad without disrupting public life, particularly with the Belarusian president’s arrival today in the capital for a three-day official visit.

The PTI protesters, coming mainly from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, were still quite away from Islamabad until late Sunday night. The party and police officials expect the caravan of supporters from KP to enter the federal capital by Tuesday or Wednesday.

Amid the movement of PTI convoys throughout today, the Punjab government and police announced that a constable was killed at the hands of “miscreants” at Hakla interchange.

A Dawn.com correspondent present with the PTI convoy being led by KP Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur said it crossed the Islamabad Toll Plaza.

The PTI also shared visuals of vehicles at the scene.

 

[ghazi52]

'Talks underway'

Barrister Gohar Khan and Saif held a 90-minute meeting with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan in Adiala Jail, Rawalpindi. Following the meeting, Barrister Gohar described the discussion as significant, confirming that Imran Khan’s call for a protest remains final and that rumors about it being canceled were untrue.

Speaking to journalists after the meeting, Barrister Gohar emphasised that the PTI founder’s stance on the protest was unchanged, and the movement would proceed as planned. The meeting focused on strategic discussions regarding the ongoing political situation and the party's future course of action.

When asked about the ongoing negotiations surrounding the protest, Barrister Gohar assured reporters that updates would be provided in due course. He further confirmed that discussions were still ongoing but did not offer further details at this time.

 

[ghazi52]

'Final call'

The PTI gave its final call for the protest to meet its four demands: release of all political prisoners, including Imran Khan, reversal of the 26th Constitutional Amendment, restoration of democracy and Constitution in the country and return of allegedly "stolen mandate".



The demands surfaced on November 13 after Imran had urged people via a post on X, formerly Twitter, to reach Islamabad and not to return until those were met. The PTI had said that its rallies would be converted into a sit-in in the federal capital and end only when the demands were met.

Since then, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N)-led government, backed by a recent order of the Islamabad High Court (IHC), has been stating that neither the protestors would be allowed to enter the capital nor any leniency would be shown to them this time around.

In anticipation of a possible head-on collision between the authorities and the protesters and in view of the visit by Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko, the government decided to place containers to block all the main arteries leading to Islamabad.

The blockade has brought the twin cities as well as several other cities in Punjab to a standstill. A surprising decision was the sudden beginning of the repair work on different motorways. Besides, the government also shut down the internet in several areas.

 

[GoshtWalaPulao]

PTI protesters cross Islamabad Toll Plaza; Naqvi vows to not spare those behind cop’s death​

Umar Bacha | Dawn.com
November 25, 2024

Police personnel stationed in Islamabad on Monday. — DawnNewsTV

PTI protesters at Islamabad Toll Plaza on Monday. — PTI

PTI protesters crossed Islamabad Toll Plaza on Monday on their way towards the federal capital as the government vowed to not spare those behind a cop’s death.

The protest, which the government is determined to foil with force, was originally scheduled to be staged on November 24, but the convoys took a breather last night after PTI leaders said they were in “no hurry” to reach the federal capital for their ‘do or die’ protest, as workers and supporters from across the country attempted to defy arrests, baton charges and tear gas to participate in the agitation.

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) last week ruled that PTI’s planned protest was unlawful and directed the federal government to take all necessary measures to maintain law and order in Islamabad without disrupting public life, particularly with the Belarusian president’s arrival today in the capital for a three-day official visit.

The PTI protesters, coming mainly from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, were still quite away from Islamabad until late Sunday night. The party and police officials expect the caravan of supporters from KP to enter the federal capital by Tuesday or Wednesday.

Amid the movement of PTI convoys throughout today, the Punjab government and police announced that a constable was killed at the hands of “miscreants” at Hakla interchange.

A Dawn.com correspondent present with the PTI convoy being led by KP Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur said it crossed the Islamabad Toll Plaza.

The PTI also shared visuals of vehicles at the scene.

He didn't say a word against all those who have been massacred over the past few days. They expose themselves day by day.