PTI Leaders Defend Founder, Criticize Opposition

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister and PTI leader Ali Amin Gandapur has strongly defended the PTI founder, claiming that the cases against him are fake and part of a system that is being exposed. Gandapur emphasized the need for a commission to investigate allegations made by Islamabad High Court judges, accusing them of manipulating the mandate of the PTI founder through fraudulent means.

He criticized the judiciary for ruling against the PTI in various cases and expressed confidence that the PTI founder would soon be released and become the prime minister. Gandapur also criticized the PML-N-led government, likening them to pickpocketers for burdening the public with inflation and economic woes.

In a separate development, PTI Central General Secretary Omar Ayub Khan lambasted the government for failing to address rising unemployment and inflation. He particularly targeted Punjab's decision to reduce the price of roti, questioning their economic understanding. Ayub welcomed Saudi Arabia's investment in Pakistan and criticized the government for inadequate healthcare facilities for former first lady Bushra Bibi.

The PTI leaders' strong statements reflect the ongoing political tensions in Pakistan, with both parties engaging in verbal sparring over governance and economic policies. The future political landscape of the country remains uncertain as these confrontations continue.