The Prime Minister’s assistant says that if PTI proves fraud, it will reunite in any constituency

Rana Sanullah, the prime minister’s assistant on political and public affairs, said on Wednesday that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) had defrauded the government in any constituency.

“The PTI has accepted … this should not create an artificial crisis in the country,” Sanullah said in a statement.

His views came as the former ruling party was planning to launch another anti-personality movement after Eid-ul-Fithr, and the party’s founder Imran Khan ordered the “contact with other opposition parties for protests.”

In April last year, PTI Tehreek Dahabhus formed a multi-party opposition coalition called Iin-e-Pakistan, in which the Sunni Ittehad Council, Pashtunwa Milly Awami Party, Balochistan National Party-Mangal, Jamaat-E-Islami, and Majlis Wahdata, and Majlis Wahdata. -Smasline.

Now, the former ruling party is said to have become part of its anti -government movement in former Prime Minister Shahid Gagan Abbas.

Imran’s lawyer, who released the strategy of the former ruling party, said that Pisis Chaudhry was working on the formation of a major opposition coalition and focusing on some objectives, including restoring the constitution and democracy.

In the statement today, Sanullah further stated that on November 24, 2024, an attempt was made to create a crisis in the country-the PTI in Islamabad staged a “or-tie” struggle.

The Islamabad Law Enforcement Agency and the BTI supporters have seen wars because the latter is in the midst of the shelting of the party’s ‘final call’ power exhibition towards T-s.

However, the government’s one -night repression urgently retreated to the top leadership and supporters of the PTI, followed by the party suddenly ended its opposition.

As a result of the fierce conflicts, at least four Rangers workers were martyrs, and 12 its opponents with the former ruling party, with two policemen, said they had died. Demonstrations led to the arrest of party workers and supporters and many cases.

Sanouullah, who accused the former PTI government of the corrupt government, said that appointments and transfers in Punjab would be made by bribery.

Earlier, Pakistan’s Muslim League-Nawaz (BML-N) promised to prevent efforts to create a “artificial political crisis” in the country.

“The people of Pakistan will no longer allow anyone to prevent the journey of growth and progress,” said Prime Minister Ravind at a meeting with BML-N-Senator Irfan Siddique.