PTI Rejects March Delay Rumors

News Desk
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Central Information Secretary Sheikh Waqas Akram has categorically rejected rumors regarding the postponement of the party’s upcoming anti-government march, asserting that no participant or leader suggested delaying the crucial political move during recent deliberations.
Addressing media representatives, Sheikh Waqas maintained that the party rank and file remain fully mobilized and aligned with the core leadership’s directives.
He emphasized that speculations circulating in various political circles and media platforms regarding a potential retreat are entirely baseless and aimed at creating confusion among supporters.
The definitive stance comes at a critical juncture in Pakistan’s political landscape, where opposition demonstrations traditionally heighten tensions between the state apparatus and political groups. Observers note that maintaining momentum is vital for the opposition party to exert pressure on the administration regarding its key political and legal demands.
Looking ahead, the party leadership is expected to finalize the comprehensive logistical routes, security protocols, and mobilization schedules in the coming days. PTI organizers have urged workers across the country to remain prepared for the upcoming political showdown as the date of the march approaches.