Imran Khan, founder of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has urged his party’s supporters to stand firm in their protests until their demands are met. Addressing his followers in Islamabad and D-Chowk, Khan praised their commitment to peaceful demonstrations and their fight for “real freedom” against what he described as a “mafia” controlling the country.
In a statement shared on his official X account, Khan commended the peaceful protests and expressed his gratitude to PTI activists. He called on his team to “fight until the last ball” and vowed that PTI would not back down until their demands are fulfilled.
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Khan condemned the use of force against peaceful protesters, accusing the police and Rangers, under interim Punjab Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi, of firing on PTI workers and using tear gas, causing injuries. He demanded accountability for these actions.
The PTI founder also urged social media volunteers to continue highlighting the injustice and globalize the struggle, stating, “The world must know about the oppression we are facing.” He showed no fear of military courts, reaffirming his commitment to the movement.
Khan’s final call emphasized the importance of peaceful and united protests, asserting that the movement was critical for Pakistan’s survival and true independence.
