PTI Denied Permission for Briefing at UK Parliament, Event Faces Low Attendance
London – Pakistani Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) was denied permission to hold a briefing in the main meeting room of the UK Parliament’s central building, marking a setback for the party. Despite the invitation extended to international media, no representatives attended the event.
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Only seven to ten British Members of Parliament (MPs) participated in the briefing, three of whom were of Pakistani descent. Due to the low turnout, journalists from Pakistan were not invited to the event.
Key PTI figures, Aneel Mussarat and Jehangir Chiku, were also denied entry to the British Parliament premises. PTI senior leader Zulfikar Bukhari held the administrative authorities responsible for the disruption, suggesting that the event’s difficulties stemmed from issues with the organizers’ arrangements.
The briefing also highlighted internal differences within PTI’s leadership in London, with disagreements becoming apparent in the lead-up to the event.
