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PTI distances itself from YouTubers Adil Raja, Haider Mehdi

PTI distances itself from YouTubers Adil Raja, Haider Mehdi

LAHORE: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf(PTI)  has disassociated itself from YouTubers Adil Raja and Haider Mehdi.

In this regard, PTI leaders have released a video statement and said that party has no relation with Adil Raja and Haider Mehdi.

A video statement was released on behalf of PTI by Sher Afzal Marwat, in which party members were standing behind.

Asad Qaiser said in a video statement that people should not trust Adil Raja and Haider Mehdi, PTI has its own media and spokesperson, only the narrative issued by PTI media and spokesperson should be accepted.

He said that YouTubers have been campaigning against Sher Afzal Marwat for a few days, these YouTubers have also been campaigning against Shah Mahmood Qureshi and Parvez Elahi.

Asad Qaiser said that our struggle regarding the constitution and law will continue. He said PTI has never spoken against the army, the founder of PTI has said that the country and the army are mine.

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The PTI leader said that we want supremacy of constitution and law and civil supremacy, don't trust the propaganda of Adil Raja and Haider Mehdi. He said PTI has nothing to do with these YouTubers and party  is its spokesperson and its own. There is a narrative, it should be brought up.

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