Asad Qaiser Affirms Possibility of Long March Against Federal Government

ISLAMABAD: Former Speaker of the National Assembly Asad Qaiser has stated that a long march against the federal government remains a viable option for the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party. Speaking to reporters, Qaiser emphasized the party’s readiness to mobilize supporters for a significant demonstration aimed at challenging the current administration’s policies.

Qaiser highlighted that the PTI is prepared to take to the streets if the government fails to address pressing issues affecting the populace, including inflation and governance. He remarked, “We still have the option of a long march to bring the federal government to its knees,” indicating a strong resolve within the party to advocate for change.

This statement comes amid growing discontent among citizens regarding economic hardships and political instability in Pakistan. Analysts suggest that a long march could reignite tensions between the PTI and the ruling coalition, potentially leading to further unrest in the country.

Looking ahead, PTI leaders are expected to convene in the coming days to strategize their next steps, including the timing and logistics of any planned protests. The political landscape remains volatile as the party weighs its options in response to the government’s actions.