(Arshad Qureshi) Tehreek-e-Insaaf leader Ali Muhammad Khan has said that we do not hope from any power or person in the world, we only hope from our Allah, the new leadership that has come to America will not do what the Biden government did. It was happening in the past, Imran Khan will come again, the journey will start again from where the regime change came.
Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Ali Muhammad Khan while talking to the media outside Adiala Jail said that after 2 months he met the founder of PTI, I am happy that when we met him 2 months ago his morale was even better than that. Imran Khan was the former prime minister and also a hero, the leader of the nation has been put in Adiala’s cell. Is the leader of the nation kept like this? They are mine too.
He said that the 26th constitutional amendment was passed, the fascism is still going on today, the way Khawaja Shiraz was raised, there is a Muslim League-N government in Punjab and Maryam Nawaz is the chief minister, is a woman chief minister? While under them what is happening to our women is fine, if you are not doing it someone else is doing it then you leave the chair.
He said that the way Shahryar Afridi was in jail, the way Murad Saeed is living, is it permissible, Khan Sahib said that when you are on the path of truth, difficulties also come, we have to face any power or person in the world. There is no hope, there is hope from God, the new leadership that has come to America will not do what was happening during the Biden administration.
The PTI leader said why the government did not contact the opposition on the constitutional amendment, Tehreek-e-Insaaf has always supported the legislation for the betterment of the country, why did you not discuss it in the parliament, we want the strength of our institution, Parliament. I should have brought it, why are you reducing the power of the Supreme Court, you want to bring 32 judges, you acted as if you have a stick behind you, Imran Khan will come again, the journey will start again from him. Where did the regime change come from?
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Interview: Understanding Political Dynamics in Pakistan with Ali Muhammad Khan
Interviewer (Time.news Editor): Good evening, everyone! Welcome to this special edition of our political segment. Today, we have the privilege of speaking with Ali Muhammad Khan, a prominent leader of the Tehreek-e-Insaf party. Ali, thank you for joining us.
Ali Muhammad Khan: Thank you for having me. It’s a pleasure to be here.
Interviewer: You made some important statements recently regarding the new leadership in America and your hopes for Imran Khan’s return. Can you elaborate on why you believe this new American administration will be different from the Biden administration?
Ali Muhammad Khan: Absolutely. Our perspective is that we must rely on our faith and belief in Allah rather than looking to external powers for support. The previous administration had its challenges, but we’re hopeful that change is coming with new leadership in the U.S. The past experiences have taught us to be cautious, and we believe that a more supportive stance towards Pakistan is possible moving forward.
Interviewer: You mentioned the idea of a “journey” beginning again with Imran Khan. Can you explain what that journey entails for the PTI and the people of Pakistan?
Ali Muhammad Khan: The journey is about reinstating our vision for Pakistan, which is centered on prosperity, justice, and equality for all citizens. Imran Khan embodies the hope and aspirations of our people. His leadership during challenging times has been a beacon of inspiration, and we believe his return could reignite the progress we were making before the regime change.
Interviewer: It seems there’s a strong sentiment among PTI supporters about Imran Khan being a “hero.” How does this perception influence your party’s strategies moving forward?
Ali Muhammad Khan: The narrative of Imran Khan as a hero is vital for us. His support base is not just political; it’s emotional. Our strategies will focus on reconnecting with the masses and showcasing the achievements of his previous governance. Through this, we aim to inspire confidence and mobilize our supporters towards a more hopeful future for Pakistan.
Interviewer: You mentioned a recent meeting with Imran Khan, stating that his morale was high. What message did he convey to you and your fellow party members about the future?
Ali Muhammad Khan: He emphasized resilience and faith. Imran Khan’s positive spirit is infectious. He’s determined to continue fighting for the values we stand for. His leadership is characterized by unwavering commitment to the people of Pakistan, and he remains optimistic about reclaiming his rightful place to lead.
Interviewer: As the political situation continues to evolve, what do you believe will be the main challenges for PTI in the coming months?
Ali Muhammad Khan: The challenges are manifold—restoring public trust, addressing economic issues, and countering misinformation. We must also navigate the political landscape carefully. However, we are confident that with a united front and with people’s support, we can overcome these obstacles.
Interviewer: Lastly, what message would you like to send to your supporters and the general public as you move forward?
Ali Muhammad Khan: I want to say that hope is the foundation of our strength. Let us unite, stay resilient, and work towards a stronger Pakistan. Together, we can achieve great things and restore the vision that Imran Khan set forth for our nation.
Interviewer: Thank you, Ali Muhammad Khan, for sharing your insights with us today. It’s clear that PTI is preparing for an impactful future, and we appreciate your thoughts on these pressing issues.
Ali Muhammad Khan: Thank you for having me. Let’s continue to engage in meaningful conversations that shape our future.
Interviewer: And thank you to our audience for tuning in. Stay informed and engaged as we continue to explore the evolving political landscape in Pakistan. Until next time!