Imran Khan, the imprisoned chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has reaffirmed his firm desire to attain ‘Haqeeqi Azadi’ (Real freedom).
During an emotional statement from prison, he told the people not to lose hope, saying the horrible times would end.
“Predatory groups and their facilitators” will be defeated regardless of elections, he said.
Imran Khan, Pakistan’s former Prime Minister, expressed his commitment in an official statement made by the PTI.
In spite of being imprisoned and facing harsh conditions, I will not relinquish my pursuit of Haqeeqi Azadi.”
He said. Free and fair elections are at the heart of our commitment.
In response to the possibility of leaving the country, Khan stated unequivocally that he will remain in Pakistan.
In addition, he said, “I will live and die in Pakistan, and I will never leave my homeland.”
On ongoing Cypher case, he emphasized his point of view.
The fabricated case was set up to protect Qamar Javed Bajwa and Donald Lu.
Imran Khan, the country’s elected Prime Minister, stated that General Bajwa had committed treason against him and his government.
Instead of looking into the foreign conspiracy behind the regime change, a case was filed against Khan for informing Pakistanis about this treachery.
Khan described his early difficulties while imprisoned, including sleeping on the floor without a bed and being bitten by insects and mosquitoes.
He did, however, express his gradual acclimation to the prison conditions.
Imran Khan, on the other hand, emphasized his progress during this time.
He claimed to be stronger and fitter than ever before, both spiritually and physically.
He spoke about how the opportunity to study the Holy Quran and other works had deepened his faith and allowed him to think on the last few years of his political journey.
One factor that bothered Khan was the plight of his supporters who had been “illegally” imprisoned, notably the female employees who had been held captive for months.
Imran Khan urged the judiciary to do the right thing and ordered the immediate release of PTI workers.
Imran Khan ended his statement with an emotional appeal to his fans. He exhorted them not to give up, using the phrase “with every difficulty, there is ease.”
He urged his supporters to continue speaking out against the “unelected predatory group and their facilitators” and to demand a free and fair election in the country.
PTI leader Imran Khan predicted Pakistanis would vote in overwhelming numbers for PTI on election day.
Despite any illusion, he believed that their fate was defeat, and he affirmed his unwavering loyalty with the scream, “Pakistan Zindabad.”
