KP CM Suhail Afridi Says Leader of Pakistan’s Largest Political Party Is in Distress; Options Being Considered

Peshawar (Qudrat Roznama) – Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Suhail Afridi stated that the leader of Pakistan’s largest political party is currently in distress, and various options are being considered to address the situation.

Speaking at a press conference at KP House Islamabad alongside his Special Assistant Shafi Jan, Salman Akram Raja, Barrister Gohar Ali Khan, Timor Saleem Jhagra, and other party leaders, Suhail Afridi said, “Today, our party’s core committee, parliamentary committee, and leadership of the Pakistan Constitution Protection Movement are meeting to plan a course of action.”

He highlighted that over 900 days have passed without any health complaint being formally reported by the party leader. “The fact that we are calling this press conference today indicates the seriousness of the matter,” Afridi added.

Suhail Afridi further emphasized, “Together, we must raise our voice for the leader of Pakistan’s largest political party and secure their release from the grip of an illegitimate government. At this moment, we are not seeing that voice being heard. We are actively considering our options.”