PTI dares govt to impose governor’s rule in KP

Islamabad/Peshawar: Amid rising calls for the imposition of a governor's rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), senior PTI leader Naeem Haider Panjutha has challenged the federal government to proceed with the move, warning it would exacerbate the already volatile situation in the province. Panjutha accused the government of stripping KP's people of their two-thirds majority and reserved seats, filing politically motivated cases, imprisoning thousands, including Imran Khan, raiding homes, violating religious sanctities, and arresting women, including Bushra Bibi and Imran Khan's sisters.

He emphasized that the federal government should brace for the people's response, warning that they would swiftly dismantle any governor's rule imposed upon them. Panjutha affirmed that PTI would persist in its struggle for "Haqeeqi Azadi" (true freedom) and vowed not to surrender until Imran Khan and other political prisoners are released, and justice prevails.

Meanwhile, the KP Speaker, Shahid Khattak, suggested that his party would resign from the parliament and take their demands to the streets, declaring their unwavering support for Imran Khan and their commitment to the restoration of constitutional supremacy and the rule of law.