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KP CM Gandapur claims PTI dharna still continue

KP CM Gandapur claims PTI dharna still continue

MANSEHRA: Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ali Amin Gandapur  said that PTI’s dharna(sit-inn) is a movement which is continue and will continue as only PTI founder has authority to end protest.

Addressing a press conference in Mansehra, Ali Amin Gandapur has said that “We have given a peaceful call for protest in Islamabad, we are talking about our legitimate rights, our party has been oppressed and we we have been banned from D Chowk by founder PTI”.

He said that Imran Khan has said that the sit-in will end when he says so and added that this sit-in is still going on.

He explained that this sit-in is under Imran Khan's control and people were shot in our sit-in while score of people martyred and several others injured during government grand operation.

The chief minister said that PTI sit-inn is a movement which is ongoing and sit-inn will continue till the call of Imran Khan. He lamented that PTI workers and leadership are not getting justice from the courts.

Ali Amin Gandapur said PTI is facing hardships since two and a half years and party leadership is  not getting justice even from the courts and PTI founder is in jail.

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He said that dozens of cases have been registered against him after May 9 and asked government to show him a video of presence in protests.

 

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