Look at Atta Tarar’s Threats! If a Cat Meows in Front of Him, He Won’t Sleep for 2 Days: Asad Qaiser

Islamabad (Qudrat Daily) – PTI central leader Asad Qaiser has said: Look at Atta Tarar’s threats! If a cat meows in front of him, he won’t sleep for 2 days. The September 27 movement will end the government. This movement will not be a T20 or one-day match; we will make it a Test match.

Speaking on a program on ARY News, he said that the government does not have a mandate. Their children, their families, everyone knows that these are not elected people. There is no conscience inside them; these are people hungry for power. Our September 27 movement will end this government.

This movement will not be a T20 or one-day match; we will make it a Test match. We have to take big, well-thought-out steps. We are trying to bring other political parties together.

We are also calling an APC. This is a long struggle. The country is currently trapped in the severity of economic conditions, and petrol prices are also rising on a daily basis. He said: Look at Atta Tarar’s threats. The way he was talking, I think if a cat meows in front of him, he won’t sleep for 2 days, and he is also roaming around giving threats.

Similarly, while addressing, he said that Mian Nawaz Sharif has lost the election by a margin of 50,000 votes; his daughter and brother have also lost elections. A government is being run by seating defeated people in the assembly. In Punjab, the lives of our workers have been made miserable; the sanctity of the veil and the four walls is being violated, and workers’ businesses are being destroyed.

Basic human rights are being snatched. Does the Constitution not give citizens the right to assemble and march? Maryam Nawaz should prove her popularity by holding free and fair elections in Punjab. The worst human rights violations are taking place in Pakistan. The series of illegal arrests and political revenge against PTI parliamentarians and workers continues. Not shifting Imran Khan to a hospital despite clear orders of the judiciary is extremely regrettable.

The September 27 long march will be completely peaceful; not even a flowerpot will be broken. Their Information Minister came here yesterday; he was giving threats. Look at his face and look at his words. Do one thing: the support you have behind you, come and talk. I am not saying this in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; I challenge you in Punjab. You talk, then see your fate. You give threats here; we are peaceful people, we are democratic people, but the tone in which you speak here, remember, times do not always remain the same.

First of all, we want to tell the whole world that at this time the worst human rights violations are taking place in Pakistan. Our leader, his family, and our workers are being subjected to oppression. I want to ask human rights organizations around the world: where are those human rights organizations? Our human rights are being torn apart, and you do not speak on it. I want to make one thing absolutely clear, and I want to make it clear to our workers: this struggle is a long struggle.

This is a Test match; it is not a T20 or one-day match. I especially want to say to the youth: people will provoke you; different things circulate on social media. Brothers, we stand with Imran Khan and will continue to stand. We will struggle and we will struggle peacefully. If anyone provokes you, he is not your friend but your enemy. Imran Khan has always said that in our gatherings, not even a flowerpot has ever been broken. Listen to Imran Khan’s speeches; his message is a message of peace.