In Karachi, former senator Faisal Vawda made predictions on Sunday, asserting that all accused individuals, including Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ali Amin Gandapur, involved in the May 9 case would face arrest. Speaking on a private news channel, Vawda emphasized the necessity for the state, akin to a protective mother, to safeguard itself from harm. He insisted that military courts should try all individuals implicated in the May 9 riots, emphasizing that the state, as a nurturing entity, should not suffer injury.

Vawda underscored the importance of preventing any accused individuals from evading arrest and proposed conducting their legal proceedings in military tribunals. He expressed concern about the potential fragmentation of the country if the authority of the state were to be questioned, highlighting the need to uphold the rule of law.

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Turning to the political landscape, Vawda cast doubt on the political future of the Pakistan Tehreek-Insaf (PTI). He quipped, “The party can form a government on the moon, but they cannot form it in Pakistan,” anticipating further legal challenges for the party. Criticizing PTI’s past political strategies, he suggested that the party was digging itself into a hole from which even a crane could not rescue it. Vawda urged PTI to reconsider its actions, claiming that the party had inflicted harm on both democracy and Pakistan.

Commenting on PTI’s recent engagement with JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, Vawda advised a broader approach to dialogue. He encouraged the party to engage with various political figures, emphasizing the need to work for the greater good of the country. “If you can go to Maulana, then you will have to talk to all and move forward for the country,” he added.

Faisal Vawda’s statements reveal a combination of legal and political concerns, touching on issues such as the handling of the May 9 case, the state’s authority, and the future of PTI. The call for military trials and the emphasis on upholding the rule of law underscore a perceived urgency to address potential threats to the state’s stability. Additionally, Vawda’s critique of PTI’s strategies and his recommendation for a more inclusive dialogue approach reflect his perspective on the party’s current challenges and the broader political landscape in Pakistan. As these issues unfold, the statements by Faisal Vawda contribute to the ongoing discourse surrounding legal and political developments in the country.