Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Barrister Gohar Khan has announced that the party will organise protests across Pakistan against rigging in elections on Saturday.
Speaking to the media outside jail with a meeting with Imran Khan, Gohar said that the PTI founder had instructed tough opposition until the party was given its full mandate.
He said that the party was ready to work with anyone who agreed that elections had been rigged. However, he said Imran Khan had ruled out the possibility of any power sharing scheme with Pakistan Peoples Party and Pakistan Muslime League Nawaz.
Gohar also added that the PTI believes it has won 180 seats as per form-45s collected by its polling agents. He added that the party would strive to get back all its seats.
He also said that the party has decided to hold peaceful protests against Pakistan on Saturday against rigging in the elections.
Sher Afzal Marwat told the media that Imran Khan had described the events of February not just as the nation’s mandate being stolen but as the independence of the nation being usurped.
He also said that the party will organise a briefing for the international media in Islamabad on Friday, where Salman Akram Raja will explain how elections were rigged.
