PESHAWAR: Imprisoned ex-PM Imran Khan‘s PTI has distanced itself from a group person’s proposal to India’s outside affairs secretary S Jaishankar to meet its protest, asserting that no foreign country has a role in its social struggle.
Gohar Ali Khan, the party’s president, claimed on Saturday that Muhammad Ali Saif’s notes, an data adviser to the CM of the PTI-governed Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, were unrelated. Saif said the group plans to “invite” Jaishankar to meet its protests in Peshawar, attracting reaction from the controlling partnership.
Khan said:” No international diplomat, including from India, has been given an offer to PTI to enter the opposition. No unusual dignitaries are permitted to post on our domestic affairs. On October 15 and 16, Jaishankar may be present at the SCO-CHG gathering in Pakistan.
30 PTI sponsors held in Lahore
Despite curfew-like position in Lahore, around 30 followers of Imran Khan’s PTI, including attorneys, were arrested after they managed to reach traditional Minar-e-Pakistan facilities demanding release of the former prime minister. Lahore authorities said it likewise booked over 200 PTI officials and workers, including Imran, under terrorism charges.
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