Peshawar, November 18, 2024-Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur declared the upcoming November 24 protest as a “decisive call” and vowed that it will persist until all demands are fulfilled.
Chairing a consultative meeting with PTI parliamentarians from Hazara, Malakand, Peshawar, and the southern regions, Gandapur discussed detailed strategies for the protest, emphasizing its importance and urging maximum participation.
Gandapur underscored that the protest was called by PTI founder Imran Khan, saying, “This is a decisive call, and we will not back down until our demands are met.” He instructed party leaders and parliamentarians to mobilize workers, engage local party units, and ensure a strong turnout in Islamabad. Confident of success, he noted that the November 24 demonstration would mirror the impact of previous PTI-led protests.
Meanwhile, Bushra Bibi, the wife of Imran Khan, held meetings with the Insaf Students Federation (ISF) and the PTI Youth Wing on November 17 to rally young people for the event. She conveyed Imran Khan’s message, urging the youth to play a pivotal role. Leaders of the ISF and Youth Wing, including Meena Khan, Shahid Khattak, and Sohail Afridi, pledged their support.
Bushra Bibi also met party officials and Bajaur leader Gul Zafar, commending his contributions on behalf of the PTI founder.
Opposition leader Omar Ayub echoed similar sentiments, urging the public to join the Islamabad protest in support of Imran Khan. “We have wrapped our heads in shrouds and answered the PTI founder’s call,” Ayub said, highlighting the protest’s resolve.
Imran Khan, currently incarcerated, had earlier announced November 24 as the date for the final protest in Islamabad, framing it as a critical juncture in PTI’s movement. The party leadership remains steadfast in its preparations, signaling an intense and determined demonstration.
