Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Secretary-General Salman Akram Raja has announced the launch of a nationwide movement, stating that they will not back down.
Speaking to the media in Peshawar, he emphasized that the party is engaged in a historic struggle for democracy. He mentioned that his visit to Peshawar was to meet senior party leaders and discuss upcoming activities, especially with the holy month of Ramadan approaching. He reaffirmed PTI’s commitment to upholding the constitution and uniting the nation.
He also revealed plans to meet Shahid Khaqan Abbasi and travel to Karachi for discussions with political parties in Sindh. The movement will continue during and after Ramadan, as multiple options remain on the table.
Raja praised provincial president Junaid Akbar for his efforts and acknowledged meetings with leaders such as Atif Khan and Arbab Sher Ali. He reiterated the party’s commitment to supporting detained leaders, including the party founder.
Regarding Ali Amin Gandapur, he stated that removing him from the party position was a positive decision, making the party more dynamic. He also addressed concerns about the low turnout at the Swabi rally, noting that Junaid Akbar is working to address such issues, with continuous efforts to improve party activities.
