PTI President Amir Mughal Arrested Before Rally

Amir Mughal, the President of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Islamabad, has once again found himself in legal trouble as he was arrested by the authorities outside the Deputy Commissioner's office. This development comes just before the scheduled rally of the former ruling party in the provincial capital on July 6.

During a meeting last month with the Deputy Commissioner to discuss potential rally locations, Mughal's arrest has raised concerns within the PTI leadership. Ali Muhammad Khan, a prominent PTI leader, has urged the nation to join the upcoming rally to demonstrate support for freedom and the rule of law. Khan emphasized the importance of the event, scheduled for July 6, calling on the entire nation to unite in upholding these fundamental principles. He stressed the need to ensure that those in power are held accountable under the law.

Ali Muhammad Khan expressed his worries about the challenging circumstances faced by Mughal and criticized the treatment of the PTI leader. He commended Mughal's dedication to challenging corruption and powerful entities within the system.

The arrest of Amir Mughal, the President of PTI Islamabad, has sparked concerns within the party leadership and has added a layer of complexity to the upcoming rally in the provincial capital. Ali Muhammad Khan's call for national unity in support of freedom and the rule of law underscores the significance of the event scheduled for July 6. The PTI remains steadfast in its mission to hold the powerful accountable and fight against corruption.