Web Desk (LTN NEWS): Thursday, the leaders of the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) met in detail to make plans for the Jashan-i-Azadi and public meeting that will be held at the National Hockey Stadium on Saturday (tomorrow).
At the event, PTI leader Imran Khan will talk about the party’s plans for the future.
“The country can’t move forward until justice is done,” he said, and he asked the people at the convention to point out the countries where the decision is against the head of government.
“A society can never do well without the rule of law,” the former prime minister said.
Everyone, rich or poor, should have the same human rights.”
He said that the lack of the rule of law in Pakistan was one of the biggest problems there.
The former prime minister told the crowd about his upcoming rally in Lahore. On August 13, he said, his party will celebrate “real freedom” and send a message to minorities that they are just as much a part of Pakistan as anyone else.
He also said that he would soon reveal a plan for how to achieve “true freedom.”
PTI central Punjab information secretary Andleeb Abbas and senior leader Iftikhar Durrani told the media at the hockey stadium that the stadium would be the site of a historic public meeting and a Jashan-i-Azadi event. They said that the hockey stadium was the biggest stadium in Asia and could hold tens of thousands of people.
Andleeb Abbas said that Imran Khan, the leader of the PTI, would give a historic speech at the public meeting and talk about the party’s plans to make the dream of “real independence” come true. She said that a lot of people would show up to hear their leader, who was fighting for the Muslim Ummah, at the PTI public meeting.
She said that Imran Khan had also fought and won against the corrupt mafia, thieves, and traitors.
She said, “The negative propaganda against the PTI and its leaders won’t work because the people know the truth about Imran Khan and the “imported rulers.”
Khan said that Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) signed the Madina Pact with non-Muslims, which “proves that a humane society is made when people have humanistic values.”
