The Tehreek Tahafuz Aaeen-e-Pakistan (TTAP) opposition alliance has declared plans for a countrywide protest on July 26, a move of utmost urgency aimed at securing the release of political prisoners and reclaiming the “stolen mandate.” At a recent meeting presided over by senior politician and movement leader Mahmood Khan Achakzai, the alliance demanded the release of PTI founding chairman Imran Khan and other political detainees.
The TTAP, committed to the welfare of the people, also called for an empowered judicial commission to investigate the firing on peaceful marchers in Bannu and insisted on the resignation of the ruling party, along with fresh elections. The meeting attendees stressed the urgent need for relief from skyrocketing prices of essential commodities, electricity, and gas. They further highlighted the government’s failure to address the economic hardships faced by the general populace.
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In addition, the alliance expressed discontent with the current administration, stating that the country’s citizens were suffering due to what they described as flawed policies, such as [specific policy], and cruel actions, like [specific action]. They applauded the recent Supreme Court decision on reserved seats and urged the unelected government to resign, advocating for immediate new elections.
The opposition alliance, resolute in their cause, announced a nationwide protest scheduled for July 26, following Friday prayers, in support of their demands.
