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Do you think PTI has a future without Imran Khan?

  • Yes

    Votes: 22 19.6%

  • No

    Votes: 80 71.4%

  • Only if senior leadership is released

    Votes: 10 8.9%
  • Total voters
    112
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The Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) has decided to continue its path forward through peaceful protests, countering the incumbent government’s calls to “move forward” while steadfastly defending the people’s mandate embodied in the party’s founder chairman, Imran Khan.

PTI Central Punjab general secretary Hammad Azhar took to Twitter to denounce the notion of “moving forward” and legitimizing people who suffered electoral defeats and witnessed their parties’ demise in the polls.

“Let’s be very clear; only a fool can assume that beneficiaries of rigging will ever want to return the people’s mandate as a result of any negotiated political settlement,” he said.In another tweet, Mr Azhar stated Nawaz Sharif’s sons Hussain and Hassan were declared absconders five years ago but when they landed at the Lahore airport, they were not arrested but given protocol.

Later, he stated in a tweet, arrest warrants were also cancelled and police did not arrest them in any other case.
 
Following names have been approved by Founding Chairman PTI Imran Khan for Senate Tickets:

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa:
General Seats:
1. Murad Saeed (Covering: Azhar Mashwani)
2. Faisal Javed Khan
3. Mirza Afridi
4. Irfan Saleem
5. ⁠Khurram Zeeshan

Technocrats :
1. Azam Swati
2. Irshad Hussain

Women:
3. Ayesha Bano
4. Rubina Naz

Punjab:
General Seats:
1. Hamid Khan
2. Zulfi Bukhari (covering: Omer Sarfraz Cheema & Col Ijaz Minhas)
Technocrat
3. Dr Yasmeen Rashid

Women seat
4. Sanam Javed
 
PTI is a wall that Atta Tarar licks with long tongues all night long.
Then they go to sleep thinking that the wall has become a thin and in the morning,
They will lick with four more tongues and it will fall.
But when they wake up in the morning, it gets more stronger than before.
Hassan Nathar


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Imran was told about PTI’s decision to join SIC later on: Ali Zafar​


PTI leader Ali Zafar has said party founder Imran Khan was informed about the party’s decision to join the Sunni Ittehad Council (SIC) after it was taken.

In a conversation with Dawn News show InFocus, Zafar said the decision was taken that the PTI should go with a party which contested the general elections and had a member in Parliament.

“We wanted to join a party for the reserved seats,” he said.

Confirming PTI leader Sher Afzal Marwat’s remarks on the issue, Zafar said Imran had decided to join the Majlis Wahdat-i-Muslimeen previously but the decision was changed.

Zafar said the party knew this might create an issue in securing reserved seats but the decision was taken nonetheless. He added that the reasons will be clarified by the party later on.

On whether Imran was aware of the decision to join the SIC, Zafar stated there was some miscommunication in that regard which could only be clarified by those who took the decision.

“Imran Khan sahib was told later on,” Zafar said, adding that he himself was not an active part of the decision-making process.
 
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Those of us who understand what this martyr is saying will be free from all worldly fear. Pakistani who want to live in a free Pakistan need to understand this. Time is coming when they will have to come out on the streets without fear.
 

Hand over Imran to us, K-P tells Punjab​

Saif says provincial govt shouldn’t make others suffer if it can’t provide ‘security’ to ex-PM

Our Correspondent
March 19, 2024

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The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa information adviser on Tuesday said if the Punjab government could not ensure the safety of PTI founding chairman Imran Khan -- who along with other prisoners at Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail had been restrained from receiving visitors for two weeks over “security threats” -- then he should be handed over to his provincial set-up.

“Imran Khan should be handed over to the K-P government if Punjab cannot provide security to him,” CM’s information aide Barrister Dr Muhammad Ali Saif demanded in a video message.

He further said the restrictions imposed on the basis of “security concerns” had created “difficulties” for all the prisoners.

“The Punjab government should not make the people suffer because of its ‘incompetence’ and ‘fear of Imran Khan’.”

The K-P CM’s adviser claimed that Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz was busy in “photo shoots” instead of working in the province while Defence Minister Khawaja Asif was engaged in “useless gossip” in parliament to gain the media’s attention.

“A ‘drama’ is being played in Punjab to hide the ‘incompetence’ of its government.”
 

Senator Humayun Mohmand says does not understand why govt ‘scared’ of PTI rallies​


PTI Senator Mohammad Humayun Mohmand has questioned the government as to why it is scared of his party’s processions and rallies.

In a conversation on Geo News show ‘Capital Talk’, Mohmand said the permission sought by the party from Deputy Commissioner (DC) Irfan Nawaz Memon for the rally on March 23 in Islamabad was to understand the situation.

“We are seeing if they will allow us or not,” he said.

While answering about the PTI’s intentions for the rally, he said the party’s objective for the rally was to raise its complaints regarding the injustice being done.

“I don’t understand why they are scared and jealous of PTI rallies,” he said.

“Maybe it is because they cannot carry out such rallies which is why they are not allowing us either,” he said
 

PTI leader Sher Afzal Marwat downplays alleged split in party​


PTI leader Sher Afzal Marwat has downplayed the alleged split in the party, adding that the decisions by the party are taken through “collective wisdom”.

“We have no differences between us. There is a difference of opinion on the decision or issue but you should not take that as a conflict between the leadership,” he said while speaking to the media outside Islamabad High Court, adding that the party is united for Imran Khan’s mission.

“There can be differences on specific issues,” he said.
 
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