Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan opens for dialogue, cannot submit ‘at gunpoint’: PTI leader Junaid Akbar

Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is ready to engage in the discussion with the government or any institution, but according to Junaid Akbar, it cannot be forced to deposit at the tip of the gun, which leads Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Party In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province,
Since August 2023, Khan has been held at Adiala Jail Rawalpindi, which is facing several cases initiated after his government’s removal in April 2022.
Akbar said during a press interaction on Thursday that Khan expressed his desire to engage in dialogue with any party to ensure Constitutional and legal dominationRefusing to present tremendously.
He said, “Our doors are open, but if someone thinks that they can keep the Khan Sahib and our workers in jail and file an FIR against us, then they can force us their wish, they are wrong,” they said.
Akbar emphasized the importance of institutions and political parties operated within his legal parameters.
“We are ready to maintain the constitution and law and are open to interact with anyone, it is with the government or institutions,” he said.
He said, “While we may have complaints with the heads of some institutions, we still own these institutions and respect them because they are ours,” he said.
Akbar indicated that both institutions and the government have successfully created the conditions of Khan’s basic rights.
He aligned his requests with standard gel manual provisions.
Despite repeated efforts to visit Imran Khan, Akbar reported to wait for hours before he was refused to arrive.
Regarding the opposition to Khan’s release, Akbar said: “This is not only an issue for Khan Sahib; it is a national issue. The gap between the institutions and the public has become largely wide … We repeatedly emphasize the need for strong institutions supported by the public.”
Akbar warned that an uncontrolled public rebellion could create an unbearable situation without leadership.