Summary of Chief Minister KP Ali Amin Gandapur Aggressive Speech at PTI Islamabad Jalsa
Summary of Speech
In a recent speech at a PTI jalsa in Islamabad, Chief Minister KP Ali Amin Gandapur delivered an aggressive and passionate address to supporters, emphasizing unity and resistance against perceived injustices and corruption within the government. He began by greeting the crowd and expressing solidarity with the people of Pakistan, particularly highlighting the struggles faced by various regions, including Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Gandapur accused the current government of stealing the people's mandate and called for collective action against oppression. He framed the movement as a form of jihad, urging supporters to raise their voices against corruption and to stand with Imran Khan, whom he praised for representing Islam as a peaceful religion. He criticized the practice of granting NROs (National Reconciliation Ordinances) to corrupt officials, questioning the benefits to the public and calling for accountability.
He condemned the media's portrayal of PTI and Imran Khan, accusing them of bias and complicity in government oppression. Gandapur encouraged the youth and women of Pakistan to play an active role in fighting for their rights and the future of the country, asserting that they should not allow a few families to dictate their destiny.
The speech included calls for unity among the provinces and communities, with Gandapur promising that PTI would not back down in its struggle. He invoked religious sentiments, encouraging prayer for Imran Khan and urging supporters to prepare for future protests, asserting that they would fight for their rights and dignity.
He concluded by rallying the crowd to stand firm against the government, asserting that true freedom would require sacrifice and collective effort, and he expressed confidence in Imran Khan's eventual release from legal troubles.
Presenters/Contributors
- Chief Minister KP Ali Amin Gandapur
Notable Quotes
— 04:00 — « If you do not raise your voice against the government then it means you are not a Muslim. »
— 04:50 — « Imran Khan has won by sitting in jail, you are insulting him. I am getting respect in jail. »
— 11:06 — « Your future is linked to the future of this country, if the future of the country will be better then your future will also be better. »
— 21:20 — « We will never get such a leader again, nor will we find such a community again. »
— 24:55 — « Freedom has to be shed, blood and sweat have to be put on the line. »
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