PTI chief laments arrest of Gandapur

Imran asks activists to become fearless and stand up against atrocities meted out to his party leaders

Former provincial minister for revenue Ali Amin Gandapur. PHOTO: ONLINE

LAHORE:

PTI Chairman Imran Khan on Saturday claimed that a “group of thieves” had been imposed by their “facilitators” on the nation to show the people that they were “slaves”.

“We have to struggle for justice. The nation has to prepare for the war its freedom,” the PTI chief said while addressing his party activists at his Zaman Park residence in Lahore.

Imran claimed that his party leader and former federal minister, Ali Amin Gandapur, was arrested as part of the policy to show the PTI members that they were “slaves”.
Gandapur was rounded up by the police in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s Dera Ismail Khan on Thursday in separate cases filed in Islamabad and Punjab.

Addressing PTI activists, Imran asked them to become fearless and stand up against the atrocities meted out to his party leaders.

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