In the face of ongoing political and legal challenges, leaders of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) have publicly addressed internal party dynamics and reaffirmed their commitment to party unity and democratic principles. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur acknowledged the presence of differing opinions within PTI ranks, describing them as a natural aspect of democratic engagement.  

"Differences of opinion in the party are the beauty of democracy," Gandapur stated, emphasizing that such discourse strengthens the party's ideological foundation.  He reiterated that all members, regardless of position, are first and foremost workers dedicated to the party's mission.

Gandapur also affirmed readiness to mobilize for protests when called upon by the party leadership, indicating a continued commitment to PTI's political activism.Opposition Leader Omar Ayub expressed concerns over the legal proceedings involving PTI founder Imran Khan. Ayub highlighted that Khan, along with other detained PTI leaders, are political prisoners.  

He criticized the delay in scheduling contempt of court petitions filed against Adiala Jail authorities for denying access to Khan, despite court orders. Ayub emphasized the importance of upholding constitutional rights and due process, stating that the denial of legal consultations hampers the party's ability to effectively address ongoing legal challenges. 

These statements come amidst a backdrop of political unrest and legal battles faced by PTI. The party continues to navigate internal discussions while confronting external pressures, including the incarceration of its founder and challenges to its political activities. PTI leaders maintain that open dialogue and adherence to democratic values are central to the party's resilience and unity during this period.

Credit: Independent News Pakistan (INP)