Barrister Gohar addressed the National Assembly, expressing confidence that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) would return to power through the public mandate. He assured lawmakers that the party remains committed to democratic processes and parliamentary institutions.
During his speech, Gohar emphasized that once PTI regains government, it would review and roll back the recently passed amendments. He clarified that the party has no intention of attacking Parliament and respects its role in Pakistan’s democracy.
Gohar highlighted that PTI has always upheld the dignity of Parliament and has never tried to undermine its authority. He reassured members that the party’s actions are guided by law and the public interest.
The session also addressed the status of Mahamood Achakzai. The Speaker of the National Assembly questioned Achakzai’s position as opposition leader. Gohar responded, confirming that Achakzai holds the role legitimately and is officially recognized as the opposition leader.
Gohar’s remarks reflect PTI’s ongoing commitment to public engagement and democratic principles. He stressed that the party seeks to address citizens’ concerns while maintaining the integrity of Pakistan’s legislative framework.
Observers noted that Gohar’s speech may shape public perception ahead of future elections. His emphasis on public mandate and institutional respect signals PTI’s readiness to reclaim government power through lawful and democratic means.
The National Assembly session saw active participation from lawmakers, but Gohar’s statements were seen as a key message regarding PTI’s strategy and vision. He urged members to prioritize national interests and collaborate within Parliament.
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In conclusion, Gohar reinforced that PTI values the rule of law and the voice of the people. The party remains focused on governance based on democratic norms and transparent political processes.
