Imran Khan urges PTI Unity for the Rally on August 5

Imran Khan, the imprisoned leader of Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf (PTI), has asked the members of his party to reserve internal differences and focus on the planned movement for August 5, marking the anniversary of his arrest.

He expressed concern that there is currently no significant impulse behind the initiative and warned that the unit of the party is vital at this crucial situation. In a published message from Adial prison on Thursday, Khan went to the PTI, emphasizing the importance of the unit.

“Allow me to make this absolutely clear, each party member must immediately leave all internal differences and focus solely on the planned movement for August 5. I do not see any significant impulse that develops behind this initiative today. I am fighting a battle against a 78 -year system, and my greatest success is that despite the oppression without necessity, the public firmly maintains firmly with me,” Was.

Khan recalled the elections of February 8, when the people of Pakistan expressed their confidence in PTI despite the lack of an electoral symbol of the party.

“After such a clear mandate, it is the moral and political responsibility of each member of the party to become the voice of the people. It will be no less than shameful and condemnable if PTI leaders waste time in internal conflicts in this critical situation,” he said.

He issued a severe warning to the party members against participating in factionalism, calling for such actions a betrayal of his mission. “Anyone who is in factorism within the party will be expelled. I am fighting for the future of our generations, and every sacrifice I do is for that cause. Creating cracks within the party at this time would be a direct betrayal of my mission and vision,” Khan emphasized.

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In a scathing criticism of the 26th constitutional amendment, Khan accused the government of using the amendment as a tool to paralyze the Judicial Power of Pakistan. It decreased the recent decisions taken by biased judges.

“The so -called government formed through form 47 has paralyzed the Judiciary through the 26th Constitutional amendment. The way in which the biased judges are now delivering blatantly unfair verdicts under these courts is visible for the entire nation. We must launch a robust campaign to free the judiciary, without any nation being able to survive, and less progress, without progress, without the judicial independence,” we must establish.

Khan also highlighted the treatment he has faced during his imprisonment, comparing his harsh conditions with the treatment granted to other political leaders.

“Never in the history of Pakistan has been submitted to the treatment that I am currently enduring. Nawaz Sharif committed corruption worth bills and, yet, all possible comforts in prison were granted to him,” he said. He also pointed out his wife’s inhuman treatment, Bushra Bibi, who has been imprisoned in hard conditions.

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In his message, Khan detailed the numerous difficulties he faces in prison, describing conditions as oppressive. “I am supporting the term of the hardest prison in the country’s history only for the supremacy of the Constitution and in the service of my nation. The level of oppression and authoritarianism is such that even the water I have for ablution is dirty and contaminated with dirt, not suitable for any human being. The books sent by my family have been without problems.

Khan also expressed frustration for the violation of his basic human rights. “All my basic human rights have been violated. Even the minimum facilities granted to ordinary prisoners according to the law and the prison manual are denied.