PTI Senator Predicts Easing of Party's Difficulties, Warns PPP and PML-N
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Senator Mashal Yousafzai has claimed that her party's difficult days are easing, while predicting that the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) will face greater difficulties in the future.
In a statement on social media platform X, Yousafzai said that what had to happen to PTI had already happened, and that the party's difficult days would now lessen while the PPP and PML-N would face more difficulties. She expressed serious concerns about PTI founder Imran Khan's imprisonment and health, alleging that he had been held in solitary confinement for a year with limited access to newspapers, television, and visitors.
Yousafzai also alleged that Imran Khan had an eye problem and high blood pressure, and that doctors were refusing to operate on his other eye in prison because he had not received proper care after surgery on one eye. She added that Khan's wife was also imprisoned and that restrictions had been imposed on family visits and the provision of essential items.
Despite these difficult circumstances, Yousafzai said that Khan remained resolute when he met his lawyers in prison, just as he had during their last meeting the previous year. She said that Khan had endured these difficulties for the nation and was still willing to engage in meaningful talks on behalf of the country and its people rather than discuss his personal release.
Yousafzai urged unity among leaders to ease the difficulties created for Khan, saying that although he was not seeking his release, the party leadership and members of parliament would raise the matter because the nation had sent them to parliament for that purpose. She added that PTI would find a political solution to the crisis and secure its leader's release through the courts, emphasizing that change in the country's system was essential.
