CM Gandapur criticizes state institutions for interfering in politics

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur strongly condemns state institutions' involvement in political affairs, emphasizing that their role is not to influence governments. Speaking in Lahore, Gandapur mentioned that the February 8 elections have raised public awareness. He criticized the lack of substance in the cases against Imran Khan, hindering their progress.

Accusing state institutions of overstepping their constitutional boundaries, Gandapur claimed that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) faces unprecedented political oppression. He highlighted the arrest of Imran Khan's wife as baseless and unjust. Gandapur stressed Imran Khan's willingness to engage in dialogue for the nation's benefit.

He criticized rival parties for relying on external support to gain power, stating that the public has rejected them. Gandapur declared PTI's struggle as not only political but generational, with a campaign for change commencing immediately. He announced plans for a peaceful rally in Lahore, emphasizing a peaceful entry and exit.

Addressing rumors of backchannel meetings, Gandapur confirmed meeting various individuals for Pakistan's sake. He emphasized that the current situation is a fight for Pakistan, with his leader and his wife in jail.

According to the source: nation.com.pk.