Bushra Bibi says she will be last woman to leave D-Chowk without Imran Khan

Bushra Bibi, the wife of PTI founder and former Prime Minister Imran Khan, pledged to remain at D-Chowk until her husband joins the protestors.

Addressing a crowd of PTI supporters, she urged them to stay united and not leave the area until Imran Khan is with them.

"Promise that you will not leave D-Chowk until Khan comes with us," Bushra Bibi told the gathering, emphasizing their commitment to the cause.

She also expressed concerns over the treatment of PTI marchers, questioning why they were being met with force despite being a peaceful party.

"Why are we shelled when we are a peaceful party?" she asked. "Don't you know Khan is fighting for truth and justice?"

The remarks were made as PTI supporters continue their protest in the capital, demanding justice and standing in solidarity with their leader, Imran Khan, who remains at the center of ongoing political tensions.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder Imran Khan has asked the Pakistani nation and PTI workers to fight till the last ball.

In a message from Adiala Jail shade from Imran Khan's official X account, the former prime minister said: "Salute to the Pakistani nation and PTI workers who stood up for their rights, joined peaceful protests and stood up for their demands and true freedom in the face of the mafia imposed on the country." 

Khan alleged that on the instructions of Mohsin Naqvi, the Rangers and the police martyred and injured peaceful citizens by firing and shelling on our workers, he will have to give an account of it!

The citizens were peaceful. But the shelling and firing continued to rescue the police and rangers as well, he added in his post on X. 

The PTI founder also thanked the overseas Pakistanis who are mobilizing in Pakistan, sending funds, and holding historic demonstrations in their respective countries.

Khan also asked social media warriors to continue to vigorously cover PTI demands around the world and the ongoing persecution in Pakistan!!

Imran said that he is not afraid of military trial and will not back down from the demands.