'I will raise my voice for Maryam,' Marwat vows to bury traditional politics

Amidst the country’s government formation process in limbo, Pakistan Tehreek-e-insaf’s (PTI) Sher Afzal Marwat has vowed to dump traditional political tactics and create a new values of raising voices for all, facing illegal trials.  

“I will raise voice first if Maryam Nawaz would have to face unlawful action,” Marwat claimed in a media talk outside the parliament, adding, “Old thought politics based on unconstitutional retaliation should end now.”

He explained today’s National Assembly's session which has been adjourned without proceeding until Sunday, “We put our objections before the speaker and members of the assembly, and raised our voice against violations of the law.”

Regarding PTI’s protest across the country against the elections tempering, Marwat expressed the intentions of extending demonstration, he said, “It is a time when people have to stand for themselves, anyone would take action against us we will talk to him with name.”

Marwat,53, said, "We were waiting for the day when we go to the lower house." "you called us terrorists of May 9, but the people gave mandate and these terrorists won two-thirds." 

Sher Afzal Marwat said that the people of Pakistan should be aware that the real war started today.

"We have brought Form 45 in front of the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) and international media, a game has been played by RO defeated us."

He further said that the people have given more than two-thirds mandate to PTI, we were present inside and outside the parliament for the people.