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Ali Amin Awaits Imran Khan's Call to Launch Civil Disobedience

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has stated that he is ready to start a civil disobedience movement. However, he emphasized that the movement will only begin once PTI founder Imran Khan gives the call. Gandapur told, “We will act as soon as the call comes.” Moreover, Gandapur asserted his authority as the representative […]

Ali Amin Awaits Imran Khan's Call to Launch Civil Disobedience
Ali Amin Awaits Imran Khan's Call to Launch Civil Disobedience

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur has stated that he is ready to start a civil disobedience movement. However, he emphasized that the movement will only begin once PTI founder Imran Khan gives the call. Gandapur told, “We will act as soon as the call comes.”

Moreover, Gandapur asserted his authority as the representative of the entire province. He added, “I don’t need clearance from anyone,” signaling his readiness to act independently.

Gandapur Clarifies Imran Khan’s Role

In addition, Gandapur clarified that it was Imran Khan, not he, who first announced the civil disobedience plan. The movement’s demands, according to Gandapur, are as follows:

  1. Imran Khan’s release.
  2. Restoration of PTI’s mandate.
  3. Reversal of unconstitutional amendments.

He further explained, “There’s no clarity on the situation yet,” and added that they would only proceed once they receive clear instructions.

Sunni Ittehad Council Backs the Movement

Meanwhile, Sunni Ittehad Council (SIC) Chairman Sahibzada Hamid Raza voiced his support for the civil disobedience movement. He claimed that it would be “more successful” than the one in 2014. However, Raza emphasized that negotiation with the government remains their top priority. “We are ready to talk to the government if it shows authority,” he said.

Imran Khan’s Warning

Earlier, on December 6, imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan outlined the PTI’s demands. He called for:

  1. A Supreme Court-led inquiry into the events of May 9 and November 26.
  2. The release of all political prisoners.

In a social media post, Khan warned that if the demands were not met, a civil disobedience movement would follow. “If ignored, we will reduce remittances and start a boycott,” he wrote. Khan also formed a committee, led by Umar Ayub, to oversee the negotiations.

The Path Ahead

As things stand, the PTI is preparing for action. Gandapur and other leaders are waiting for Imran Khan’s final instructions. Therefore, the government now faces a choice: address the demands or face the movement. While negotiations are still possible, the window for dialogue is closing quickly.

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