Chairman PTI, Barrister Gohar, said in Rawalpindi that the IMF letter does not mention denying aid to Pakistan, but only reminds of the promise of clean and transparent elections. PTI did not organize any protest outside the IMF office. Speaking to the media outside Adiala Jail, Barrister Gohar further stated that the hearing of the 190 million pound reference is ongoing, the trial in the closed room is ongoing, witnesses are being cross-examined, a meeting was held in jail with PTI founder, discussions were held with the PTI Chairman regarding Senate elections and finalizing the names of PTI candidates for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Punjab, and Islamabad.
Barrister Gohar also mentioned that the protest outside the IMF office was justified but the military was not informed of the opposition slogans. Imran Khan stated that we expressed our concern in front of the Chief Justice that if the symbol is taken, the issue of reservation seats will arise. The Supreme Court is expected to make a decision in our favor on the important issue of the 80 extra reserved seats.
They said that the Election Commission did not scrutinize our women’s reserved seats. After the election, we were forced to join another political party out of necessity, the PTI Chairman was intimidated by lifting him and threatened. Gohar Ali Khan said that we had to join any political party for two purposes, it is clear in the constitution that no political party can get more reserved seats than the seats won, joining the Sunni Alliance Council was the best decision.
They said that Asad Qaiser never said that resolutions in favor of Palestine will not be presented, this is a misunderstanding that may have arisen due to the noise of the protests. It was said on Women’s Day to mention the women who are suffering injustice, we are trying to strengthen the public’s faith and ensure that money does not play a role in the election process.
Barrister Gohar further said that in the Senate elections, the secrecy of votes should be maintained and they want the procedure for verification of these votes to be with the Election Commission.