Islamabad / Rawalpindi:
The founder of the PTI, Imran Khan, ordered each member of his party to immediately put all the internal differences and to focus only on the party’s protest movement on August 5, “for which no significant time is under construction”.
In a special message dated July 22 freed from Adiala prison, the former Prime Minister described the internal rifles of PTI leaders at this “critical stadium” as “shameful and condemnable” and warned that whoever had found factionalism within the party will be expelled.
He said he was fighting for the future of our generations, and that every sacrifice he made was for this cause. “Creating rifts within the party at this time would be a direct betrayal of my mission and my vision,” he added.
According to the founder of the PTI, the “so-called government formed by form 47” paralyzed the judiciary through the 26th constitutional amendment.
“The way in which biased judges now offer manifestly unfair verdicts under these courts is visible for the whole nation. We must launch a robust campaign to release the judiciary, because no nation can survive, not to mention progress, without judicial independence.”
Imran said that his greatest success is that despite the unprecedented oppression, the public stands with him.
“On February 8 (2024), the people expressed their confidence in Pakistan Tehreek-e-insaf by voting for yourself in the absence of an electoral symbol. After such a clear mandate, it is the moral and political responsibility of each member of the party to become the voice of the people,” he added.
At the start of the message, Imran Khan said that in the history of Pakistan, no political leader had been subjected to the treatment he was currently endured.
He said former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had committed corruption for billions and had nevertheless obtained all possible comforts in prison. “On the other hand, never before the innocent and apolitical spouse of a political figure has been imprisoned in conditions as inhuman as those imposed on Bushra Bibi.”
The chief boss of the PTI said that he suffered the most severe prison sentence in the history of the country only for the supremacy of the Constitution and at the service of my nation.
On Thursday, judge Shahrukh Arjumand of the special court of the Central FIA postponed until July 26, the hearing of the Toshakhana-II affair in which Imran Khan and Bushra Bibi are accused.
During the hearing held in a courtroom of Adiala prison in Rawalpindi, Imran and Bushra were presented.
Later, speaking to the media outside the prison of the PTI secretary general, Salman, Akram Raja, Imran’s sister, Aleema Khan and Senator Pti Ali Zafar, said that Toshakhana-II trial should be declared zero and unadvised, because a trial at the door in closed doors is a violation of the Constitution and the law.
They said that the sons of Imran, Kasim Khan and Sulaiman Khan, both confirmed their plan to come to Pakistan. They said it was their constitutional right to meet their incarcerated father.
In this regard, an official constitutional request is filed this week before the High Court of Islamabad. The aim of filing the petition is to ensure that prison authorities have no legal grounds to refuse the meeting. The petition should be deposited at any time, they added.
