🔴 Breaking News: Imran Khan’s Message from Adiala Jail – "People’s Mandate Has Been Stolen"
Rawalpindi
(September 6, 2025) – Former Prime Minister and Chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (Imran
Khan) has issued a fresh message from Adiala Jail, declaring that "those
who have stolen the people’s mandate are living in fear, and this fear is the
reason behind the growing oppression against us. My wife and I are kept in
solitary confinement to break my spirit, but I will never step back from my
ideology."
Imran
Khan compared the current situation with the Fall of Dhaka (1971),
saying that the then rulers also tried to silence the people’s voice for the
sake of power. He added that unlike 1971, today the people are more aware due
to social media, and oppression cannot suppress the truth for long.
Floods
& Economy
Imran
Khan expressed grave concern over the recent floods in Pakistan, saying:
"The economy is already in crisis, and now floods have destroyed crops,
livestock, and agriculture. If I were out of jail, I would have launched a
telethon and fundraising campaign for flood victims. The government alone
cannot handle this disaster — the entire nation must unite to face it. For the
future, large-scale tree plantation is the only way to minimize
destruction."
Balochistan
& Akhtar Mengal Incident
Imran
Khan strongly condemned the attack during the death anniversary of Akhtar
Mengal’s father, saying Balochistan’s conditions are worsening as people’s
representatives are not allowed to govern. He announced that PTI will fully
participate in Mahmood Achakzai’s strike call on September 8.
Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa Operation
The
PTI chief directed that the ongoing military operation in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
must be stopped immediately, as the people are already suffering due to floods.
He instructed Ali Amin Gandapur to strongly resist the operation and
ensure protection of people’s lives and property.
Message
for Afghan Brothers
On
the recent earthquake in Afghanistan, Imran Khan expressed deep sorrow,
saying:
"At this difficult time, instead of forcing Afghan refugees out,
Pakistan should stand with them. The KP government must also help Afghan
brothers in every possible way."
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