PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan has reaffirmed that the party will hold its long march on September 27.
The march will head towards Islamabad and remain peaceful, according to Gohar. He made the remarks while speaking about the party’s political strategy.
Gohar said PTI leadership recently held meetings with its parliamentary party. These discussions were followed by press conferences about the party’s position.
The PTI Chairman said the party had repeatedly tried to improve the political situation. He also said PTI had not closed the door to reconciliation.
However, he questioned how the party could stop protesting if its concerns remained unresolved. He said PTI wanted its demands to be addressed through political and legal channels.
Gohar also raised concerns about the implementation of court orders. He referred to unresolved matters involving meetings and medical treatment.
According to Gohar, political conditions cannot improve through statements alone. He said practical actions were needed to create progress in a democratic system.
The PTI Chairman confirmed that the September 27 march would proceed. He said the party would travel towards Islamabad while maintaining a peaceful environment.
Gohar said PTI would not seek confrontation during the march. He described the planned gathering as a peaceful political activity.
He also said there would be stalls and a festive atmosphere when participants reached Islamabad. The party has described the protest as part of its democratic and constitutional rights.
Gohar further expressed concerns about actions against women from the family of PTI founder Imran Khan. He also raised concerns regarding party workers.
He called on the state to reconsider its approach towards the party. He said PTI needed to see practical steps addressing its concerns.
The PTI Chairman said the current political situation could affect both the state and democracy. He also argued that citizens should be able to participate in political activities.
The party has maintained that its march will focus on its political demands. Gohar said the movement would continue until PTI’s stated demands receive attention.
Recent reports indicate that authorities have increased security preparations ahead of the planned march. Containers have also been deployed at several locations around Islamabad.
The government has separately warned against activities that could disrupt public movement. Officials have said public roads and facilities should remain accessible.
Gohar has continued to call for political engagement while maintaining PTI’s position on the march. He has also said dialogue remains possible.
For now, PTI’s September 27 schedule remains unchanged. The party says its mobilisation will remain peaceful and within the law.
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The planned march comes amid continuing political disagreements between PTI and the government. Further developments are expected as both sides respond to the situation before September 27.
