PTI leaders Ghulam Husnain, Owais Younis, and Nabeel Satti reportedly submitted the application to request Liaquat Bagh or Bhatta Chowk as locations for a public demonstration.

Citing Pakistan’s constitution, which permits political parties to conduct their political activities, PTI asked Rawalpindi DC to give the NoC for a public rally on September 28.

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Earlier on Sunday, KP Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur announced via a video message that his party would have a public meeting in the southern district of Mianwali in Punjab on Sunday.

“CM Gandapur declared that he would hold a gathering in Mianwali and then stage another power show in Pindi and other cities.”

For what do I need to apologize? If you want to bring lawsuits, go ahead and do so; I have done nothing to justify an apology,” he said.

The public supports democracy, the constitution, and PTI founder Imran Khan, who has been detained for 414 days, according to Ali Amin Gandapur, who criticized ruling parties for their participation in “unconstitutional activities.”

He promised to carry on the struggle for justice and denounced those responsible for Khan’s illegitimate removal.

Pakistan Tehreek-E-Insaf has joined Fitna Al Khawarij, and the day this Fitna is totally buried is not far off, according to Minister for Industry and Production Rana Tanveer.

Speaking with the media in Muredke, Rana Tanvir stated that Pakistanis have categorically rejected the political narrative of the PTI.

He stated constitutional modifications are a matter of public interest, which should not be Politicised.

He continued by saying that it is unrealistic to expect calm in a province where the chief minister encourages violence and elevates Kalashnikov rifles.

The Lahore High Court’s three-member full bench made the verdict in response to attorney Nadeem Sarwar’s application.

Sarwar begged the LHC to prevent the PTI from holding a public gathering in Lahore tomorrow.

The LHC bench rejected the application on the grounds that the petitioner is not an “affected party.”

On Wednesday, the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) filed a lawsuit in the Lahore High Court (LHC) challenging the arrests made in advance of the party event at Minar-e-Pakistan Lahore.

According to specifics, Sheikh Imtiaz and Yasir Gillani submitted the plea in an attempt to be protected from the detention of its leaders and workers in advance of the September 21 event.

The argument claimed that the Punjabi police are detaining party members in violation of their constitutional right to hold rallies.

In order to allow for a peaceful rally, the petitioners asked the court to order the authorities to cease making arrests.

September 21 is Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s scheduled rally day in Lahore.