A new video of PTI chief Imran Khan has gone viral on social media in which he is responding to party leader Faisal Javed’s query, saying “that fool did not supported us.”

The video, which was apparently shot after his interview with ARY News in Bani Gala on Friday, shows PTI leaders surrounding him.

Iman Khan is speaking to party leaders when he is heard saying “woh ullu key pathay ney humara saath nahi dia.”

It was not clear who Imran Khan was referring to, but people have given different interpretations to his brief utterance, with some saying Khan was talking about people in key institutions.

As Khan steps out of the room, the person who is making the videos seeks his comment on the arrest warrant issued for him.

“Later, later,” says Imran as he asks party leaders to join him in a discussion. In the past, the former premier has expressed his concerns over the judiciary and police while speaking about cases against party leaders.

One such incident landed him at the Islamabad High Court, with chances of getting indicted for contempt of court. But, Imran dodged it by offering an unconditional apology to the court over his controversial remarks against Additional Districts and Sessions Judge Zeba Chaudhry.

In a flurry of political developments, an arrest warrant was issued for Imran on Saturday for apparently giving a threat to Chaudhry during a party rally in August.

The development came moments after PML-N leader Maryam Nawaz, along with other party leaders in Lahore, advised the government to raid Bani Gala as the “actual” diplomatic cipher would be there.

However, a large number of people gathered outside Imran’s residence after the warrant. They vowed to stay long while describing the party chief as “redline”.

Moreover, the ex-prime minister will address a party rally in Taxila’s Railway Ground today (Sunday) at 4pm, as the former ruling party continues its anti-government campaign.

Imran is expected to announce the date of the long march within one week. He has directed his party leaders to finalize their preparations for the protest scheduled in the third week of this month.