Author: Usama Mudassar

Gohar Khan accused Maryam Nawaz of consistently raising the issue of alleged mistreatment against her father, while neglecting concerns related to corruption. He also mentioned that Bilawal Bhutto, in his party manifesto, failed to use a single word against corruption.

Chan’s statements underscore the fluid and dynamic nature of political alliances in Pakistan, where leaders are open to strategic partnerships that align with their vision for national progress. The acknowledgment of past collaborations with PTI and the willingness to consider similar alliances in the future reflect the complex interplay of political interests and the pragmatism required for effective governance.

During the interview, Shoaib Siddiqui emphasized the weakened position of the PPP in Punjab, suggesting that the party is unlikely to secure a single seat in the province. His remarks underscore the competitive dynamics and the confidence within PTI regarding the upcoming electoral contest.

The Jamaat-e-Islami leader highlighted the upcoming elections on February 8, stressing their significance for the nation’s future. He framed the contest not as a political rivalry but as a struggle against a tyrannical system. According to Siraj-ul-Haq, the real challenge is not against any particular politician but against the oppressive regime in place.

Hashmi questioned the need for the police raid on his residence, emphasizing that it took place just before his son-in-law, Zaid Bahaar, a PTI candidate for the provincial assembly, was set to organize the party’s convention. He underscored that PTI had planned the event in Multan, and he might participate, indicating a possible alignment with the party.

During the speech, Khattak addressed the perception of arrogance associated with PTI’s founding members, asserting that their departure would not make a significant impact. He confidently pledged that the upcoming elections would showcase the true difference his leadership can make.