Aleema Khan, of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has urged the youth, students, and social media advocates to attend the November 24 protest call.
Aleema Khan characterized the forthcoming protest as the “final round” and underscored its significance during a media interview in Rawalpindi on Thursday. She observed that Imran Khan regards this demonstration as a constitutional right and has strongly encouraged students, overseas Pakistanis, and social media influencers to prepare for the significant day.
“Imran Khan has urged the youth to resist the urge to leave Pakistan and to stand by their future.” Aleema asserted that he is of the opinion that young people play a critical role in the protection and development of the nation.
She emphasized that Pakistanis residing abroad are also preparing to demonstrate their solidarity by organizing protests on a global scale on the same day. According to Aleema, Imran Khan has developed a comprehensive strategy for the demonstration and has underscored the significance of supporters’ unwavering dedication in the presence of any governmental impediments.
Aleema Khan also mentioned that Imran Khan’s invitation extends to “80-year-old aunties,” suggesting a push for inclusivity in participant recruitment on 24 November protest. She also encouraged residents of Karachi and Quetta to participate in demonstrations within their respective provinces, thereby emphasizing that this is a national movement.
Members of the National and Provincial Assemblies (MNAs and MPAs) will lead the protests, as she stated, “We will execute this call from PTI’s founder to the fullest.”
Aleema expressed apprehension regarding the potential for government interference, citing Maryam Nawaz’s purported attempts to impede the march through “unconstitutional means.” Even in the presence of arrests and other impediments, she maintained her conviction that the protesters would eventually reach Islamabad.
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