PTI founder Imran Khan has written a letter to Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir, urging a policy reevaluation to address growing mistrust between the people and the establishment. PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan revealed this on Monday, stating that the letter’s full text will be made public soon.
The Need for Policy Reevaluation
According to Barrister Gohar, Imran’s letter highlights the widening gap between the public and the establishment. The letter urges a policy shift to restore public confidence and national stability.
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Key Issues Addressed in the Letter
The letter outlines several critical concerns:
1. Alleged Election Rigging
Imran claims that the 2024 elections were manipulated, leading to a government that does not represent the majority’s will. He argues this is the main reason for public distrust in state institutions.
2. Judiciary Control Through the 26th Amendment
He criticizes the 26th constitutional amendment, alleging it has compromised judicial independence. According to PTI, this amendment was enacted to shield election irregularities and suppress legal challenges against them.
3. Crackdown on Free Speech and Social Media
The letter condemns recent changes to the PECA Act, which PTI claims are being used to silence dissent on social media. Imran warns that such restrictions could harm Pakistan’s IT industry and jeopardize GSP+ trade benefits.
4. Political Suppression and Security Issues
Imran alleges that security agencies are being misused to crush PTI, diverting attention from counterterrorism efforts. He argues that this shift in focus has led to a rise in terrorism, worse than in 2013.
5. Disregard for Court Orders
The letter accuses certain elements of blocking the implementation of court decisions. It argues that journalists and judges face constant threats, further straining the relationship between institutions and the public.
A Call for Change
Imran stresses that Pakistan cannot progress without free and fair elections, judicial independence, human rights protection, and an open media. In conclusion he insists that addressing these issues is crucial for political stability and national security.
PTI leaders argue that the letter is not about personal grievances but about Pakistan’s future. They believe a policy shift is necessary to restore stability and public trust.
What’s Next?
The letter has sparked significant debate, and its full contents will soon be available to the public.
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