Date for next Long March will be announced after June 15, decides PTI Core Committee

The main committee of the Pakistan Insaf Movement (PTI) has decided that the date of the next long march will be announced after June 15th.

Bol TV reported that a committee headed by PTI Chairman Imran Khan in Bani Jala on Sunday agreed to announce the date of the Long March after the submission of the federal budget by the importing government.

Paul TV added that it was unanimously decided that PTI members would not appear before the President of the National Assembly to confirm their resignations and said that the resignations of their deputies were final.

After the meeting, PTI Deputy Chairman Shah Mahmood Killed told the media that the party's core committee had decided that PTI would fully participate in the by-elections for Punjab provincial council seats, which would be contested by the ECP.  due to disqualification.  .  He also demanded the Election Commission of Pakistan to ensure free and fair elections in the province, adding that the ruling PML-N party in Punjab would use state agencies to rig the elections.

In this regard, a meeting of the Parliamentary Committee of the PTI will be held on Monday at which the names of the candidates will be finalized.

It was also decided that members of the PTI MNA party would not appear before the President of the National Assembly to confirm their resignations.

He said that if Sana Ullah, who had publicly threatened to arrest Imran Khan, arrested Imran Khan, it would be a political mistake on the part of the government because PTI would retaliate with full force.

He also asked PTI workers to prepare to respond to the news of Imran Khan's arrest.

He urged the workers to strategize in advance if their beloved leader was arrested.

He criticized the federal government for raising the prices of Bollywood products and basic commodities, which opened the door to inflation in the country.

He said that this importing government deprived the poor of their right to life and pushed them into the hell of inflation.

He warned that another tsunami of inflation would hit the poor after the budget was presented.

He said that electricity and gas rates doubled, making the lives of the poor miserable.

Shah noted that former Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin had briefed officials on the economy, which was developing under Imran Khan's government, and that it would have a bad effect if the PTI government changed.

He added that the industry is developing and foreign investment is on the rise.

The commission's main committee also decided to register a case against policemen who raided the homes of party workers and violated the sanctity of the wall.

He also said that PTI will challenge NAB and amendment of election laws, in this regard overseas Pakistanis will also be contacted.

He said that legal action will be taken against Sky TV because it was waging a baseless and false campaign against PTI channel as part of a well-studied conspiracy.

He also questioned the European Communist Party's new delimitation of electoral districts as it is illegal under the constitution.

Earlier, Sheikh Rashid said, during his speech to the media, that there will be no discussion with anyone in the country except to hold new elections, adding that elections are the only solution to the problems facing the country.

He said that a strategy for capturing Imran Khan had also been prepared.

Speaking to Bollywood TV News, PTI leader Shahbaz Gul warned Home Minister Rana Sanullah against the arrest of Imran Khan and said that if Imran Khan is arrested, the entire country will respond.

Earlier on Sunday, Interior Minister Rana Sanullah said PTI chief Imran Khan Nizi had been indicted in dozens of cases including riots, mutiny, anarchy and armed attacks in the union.

The minister said in a series of tweets, that the security details published outside Imran Khan's house in Bani Jala (by law) will arrest him upon the expiry of the security bail granted by the court.

The minister said that he welcomes Imran Niazi in Islamabad and that his security is provided in accordance with the law.

“In a democratic society, how can one be the head of a political party that incites the people and completely violates moral and democratic values ​​by calling his opponents traitors?”  Asked.

Earlier, the Home Minister said that former Prime Minister Imran Khan had violated the orders of the Supreme Court.

Rana Sanaullah said the Equity and Reconciliation Movement had misled the Supreme Court.

The Minister of the Interior claimed that the thugs of the Pakistani Salvation Movement set fire to metro bus stations and trees and disturbed the state of law and order in the capital.

Denouncing the independence march, he said that Imran Niazi continued to instruct the masses to spread chaos, "Imran Khan continued to insult the court with his insulting statements throughout the night."