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PTI stages countrywide protests against election ‘rigging’ amid police action in Punjab


PTI staff maintain protest demonstration in KP’s Decrease Dir on April 26, 2024. — X/@PTIofficial
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The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on Friday staged countrywide protests in opposition to alleged rigging generally in addition to by-elections and for the discharge of its incarcerated founder Imran Khan amid studies of police crackdown on the social gathering’s activists in elements of Punjab.

Based on Khan-led social gathering, the Punjab police have arrested dozens of PTI staff and carried out raids at their homes and places of work to thwart their protest. 

The PTI, nonetheless, staged protest rallies in Shahdara, Backyard City and different areas of Lahore.

Throughout an interplay with journalists in Islamabad, PTI Chairman Gohar Ali Khan alleged that their sound system and chairs had been picked up on the eve of his social gathering’s twenty eighth Basis Day.

“Rigging was dedicated in every single place [every polling station] to defeat the PTI,” he added.

In Faisalabad, the police stopped the PTI protest rally on Samandari Highway and arrested MNA Changez Khan Kakar, MPA Sheikh Shahid Javed and others.            

Taking to X, previously generally known as Twitter, PTI chief Hammad Azhar alleged that the Lahore police have taken not less than 12 of his staff, together with a 12-year-old boy, into custody from his constituency.

PTI stages countrywide protests against election ‘rigging amid police action in Punjab

In a social media publish shared on the official X deal with of the PTI, the previous ruling social gathering lambasted the Punjab police chief and Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz for arresting the 12-year-old.      

The previous ruling social gathering believed that the incumbent rulers stole their electoral mandate within the elections and the outcomes had been modified in Kind 47s to learn the PML-N and the PPP.

“The incumbent authorities on the Centre has been shaped after stealing PTI’s 180 seats,” Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur had alleged.

In a bid to reclaim their “stolen mandate” the Khan-founded social gathering, apparently, mounting stress on the PML-N-regime because the six-party opposition alliance launched its protest drive in opposition to the federal government with a rally in Baloshitan’s Pishin the place PTI chief Omar Ayub vowed to reclaim their rights by means of the “Tehreek Tahafuz Ayin”.

In the meantime, the previous ruling social gathering staged large protests and sit-ins throughout Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the place the PTI is in energy. In DI Khan, a lot of PTI staff held a protest demonstration exterior the press membership. The PTI maintain large rallies in Peshawar, Mardan, Swabi and different cities of the province.   

In Karachi, the PTI took out a protest rally on Rashid Minhas Highway. PTI Sindh chapter President Haleem Adil Sheikh was main the rally. Addressing the rally at Char Minar Chowrangi, Sheikh stated: “The nation   

“The nation voted [us] to free PTI founder. Our protest is for the discharge of Kaptan and in opposition to the mandate theft,” he added.

Addressing a press convention within the port metropolis, PTI chief Omar Ayub Khan lashed out on the Punjab IG for its “cruelties” in opposition to his social gathering staff.

He stated that former Punjab CM Mohsin Raza Naqvi had victimised the PTI prior to now however now Punjab IG is doing the identical. Ayub stated that they had been staging protests for the discharge of the PTI founder and different incarcerated leaders and girls activists of the previous ruling social gathering.

Along with this, the PTI recorded their protest in Quetta, the place a lot of PTI staff and leaders took out a rally.

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