Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has once again announced plans to return to Islamabad.

He made this declaration during a speech at the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly on Friday night, where discussions were held regarding the PTI’s protest at D-Chowk.

During his address, Gandapur issued threats to the federal government, stating, “We are coming back to Islamabad, and a decision has been made regarding this.”

He demanded the release of Imran Khan, warning that a meeting had already taken place to prepare the next strategy.

Gandapur emphasized that regardless of whether the PTI holds power in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, their strategy remains unchanged. “We will fight for our rights, and if we do not receive justice, we will respond in the same manner as our children have been martyred,” he asserted.

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Prior to the assembly session, a meeting of the PTI parliamentary party was held to discuss the current situation.

However, PTI sources indicated that no definitive decision was made regarding a return to Islamabad, nor was a timeline discussed during the parliamentary meeting.