Haleem Adil Sheikh addresses PTI concerns in Karachi

President of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Sindh, Haleem Adil Sheikh, recently held a press conference at Insaf House Karachi, highlighting concerns over election rigging and political restrictions faced by the party.

During the conference, Sheikh emphasized the alleged rigging that occurred on February 8th and April 21st, stating that the nation's mandate was stolen. He expressed disappointment in the lack of acknowledgment of the nation's decisions by the authorities.

Sheikh also raised concerns about the health of Bushra Bibi, the first lady, and called for immediate medical treatment, citing reports of her life being in danger.

Furthermore, he criticized the restrictions imposed on PTI's political activities, mentioning the denial of permission for rallies and public gatherings by the PPP government. Sheikh announced plans for a rally on May 5th at Bagh-e-Jinnah Ground, inviting all PTI supporters to join.

Regarding foreign policy, Sheikh expressed dissatisfaction with the country's current stance, emphasizing the need for stronger relations with neighboring countries and highlighting the importance of economic stability.

In conclusion, Sheikh reiterated PTI's commitment to reclaiming their alleged stolen mandate and addressing the challenges faced by the nation. The party plans to continue its political activities and protests against rigging, aiming to uphold democratic principles and advocate for the rights of its supporters.