Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Sindh held Karvane-Wafa or the caravan of loyalty on Friday for reiterating their resolve for the development and prosperity of Pakistan and to demonstrate support and solidarity with Prime Minister Imran Khan.
The Karvan-e-Wafa, led by leader of the Opposition in Sindh Assembly Haleem Adil Sheikh, started its journey from Mausoleum o f Q u a i d - i - A z a m Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Haleem Adil Sheikh, PTI Karachi President Khurram Sherzaman, Bilal Abdul Gaffar and other MPAs and office bearers of PTI laid floral wreath on the grave of Quaid-i-Azam and offered fateha.
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Haleem speaking to media persons at the occasion said that all the PTI parliamentarians, office bearers and workers reiterated their pledge to struggle for peace, prosperity and sovereignty of Pakistan under the courageous and capable leadership of Prime Minister Imran Khan who wanted to realize the dreams of Quaidi-Azam and Allama Iqbal. Karvan-e-Wafa will spread PM Imran Khan's message of national dignity and sovereignty and solidarity of the homeland to masses by visiting various localities, roads and streets of the metropolitan while it may expand its journey to entire Sindh province, he said.
Haleem said that PM Imran Khan had declared that Pakistanis were selfesteemed and sovereign nation and "we will take all decisions while keeping our national interests supreme and without falling to wishes of foreign powers." The entire nation supports principled approach of Imran Khan and paying accolade to the dignified and self-esteemed leader of Pakistan, he added.
Traitors of Pakistan leading different political parties were exposed before the nation who always relied on foreign support and financial assistance from abroad, he said adding that whole the nation was witnessing their efficiencies and activism after revelation of a communique. Haleem said that nation had seen the traders of conscience buying loyalties and sell of conscience for dollars.
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