Khuda Bux Brohi Thatta
In a bold assertion of democratic values, Haleem Adil Sheikh, the President of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) in Sindh, led a spirited protest rally from Karachi to lower Sindh, culminating in a passionate gathering in front of the prestigious Thatta Press Club. Sheikh, at the forefront of a resounding motorcade, addressed fervent public gatherings, echoing the resolute directives of PTI’s visionary founder, Imran Khan.
Against the backdrop of Imran Khan’s recent judicial exoneration, Sheikh emphasized the nationwide fervor propelling these protests, underlining the unwavering support garnered from the people whose unequivocal mandate for PTI remains steadfast. With palpable zeal, he championed the cause, vowing to persist in peaceful protests until the rightful mandate of the party is duly acknowledged.
In a scathing rebuke, Sheikh castigated the opposition triumvirate of PPP, PML-N, and MQM, accusing them of electoral malfeasance and alleging their complicity in manipulating assembly memberships. He warned of the ominous specter of their potential governance, emphasizing the imperative for fair democratic practices.
Highlighting what he deemed as egregious manipulation, Sheikh leveled damning accusations at MQM for coercively acquiring parliamentary seats, despite PTI’s commanding presence with 183 seats in the National Assembly. He lamented the party’s exclusion from governmental echelons and pledged to continue peaceful protests until justice prevails.
As the political landscape simmers with tension, Haleem Adil Sheikh’s unwavering commitment to upholding democratic values positions PTI as a formidable force, challenging the status quo and demanding justice for what he alleges to be a snatched mandate. The coming days will reveal the impact of these protests on the political trajectory of Sindh and the nation at large.
