PTI to Lead Opposition Alliance Against Election Malpractices

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Omar Ayub Khan has announced the party's intention to form a 'grand opposition alliance' to protest against alleged electoral malpractices in the recent general elections. The PTI aims to advocate for the restoration of the Constitution and democracy in Pakistan, with a campaign set to commence from Balochistan.

Asad Qaiser, a prominent PTI leader, revealed that the inaugural rally of the protest initiative will take place in Pishin district. The party has accused the current government of manipulating Form 47s to favor rival parties like the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP).

The PTI plans to kick off a nationwide movement against the alleged election rigging on April 13, starting in Balochistan before expanding across the country. The opposition alliance, which includes the PTI, is focused on upholding the Constitution and the rule of law as fundamental principles.

However, PML-N Senator Talal Chaudhry criticized the PTI's stance, accusing them of neglecting to support the armed forces in the aftermath of recent terrorist attacks. Chaudhry condemned the PTI for challenging judicial independence and engaging in political maneuvers at the judiciary's expense.

In conclusion, the political landscape in Pakistan remains tense as the PTI prepares to lead a robust opposition movement against alleged electoral irregularities, while facing criticism from rival parties. The upcoming protests and opposition meetings are expected to shape the country's political discourse in the coming weeks.