Bushra Bibi, the wife of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan, recently made headlines with her statements regarding the ongoing political situation in Pakistan.
In a video message, she addressed several key issues, including the upcoming PTI protest on November 24, allegations against former Army Chief General Bajwa, and the character assassination of her husband Imran Khan.
Bushra Bibi claimed that after Imran Khan’s visit to Medina, where he returned barefoot, there was significant pressure on General Bajwa. She alleged that calls began pouring in, questioning Bajwa’s decision to bring Imran Khan into leadership.
According to her, these calls were from individuals who were against the implementation of Sharia and were unhappy with Khan’s advocacy for it. This, she said, led to a series of baseless propaganda against them, including accusations of Imran Khan being a “Jewish agent”.
In her statement, Bushra Bibi reiterated that the PTI protest scheduled for November 24 would proceed as planned, emphasizing that the date would not change unless Imran Khan himself announced it.
She urged PTI workers, lawyers, and judges to participate in the protest, which she described as a “final or do-or-die” event against the government.
She assured that the protest would be conducted according to the law and the Constitution of Pakistan, and no one could legally prevent peaceful protests.
She emphasized that PTI has never encouraged violence and will continue to adhere to lawful means of expressing their political views.
The political climate in Pakistan remains tense, with the PTI gearing up for its protest and the government taking measures to control the situation. The upcoming protest on November 24 is expected to be a significant event, with potential implications for the country’s political landscape.
Bushra Bibi’s statements have added to the ongoing discourse, highlighting the deep divisions and challenges facing Pakistan’s political system.
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