Dragging housewives into politics and undermining their dignity is against our social, moral and religious traditions. Bishri Begum has nothing to do with politics. Targeting them just to put me under pressure is reprehensible. Bishri Begum endured hardships only because of being my wife. Targeting women by dragging them into politics is the height of moral decline. Let me make it clear once again that all Tehreek-e-Insaf workers, including me, would prefer cutting prisons to accepting the dictatorship of Yahya Khan Part Two. I will not compromise on the struggle for true freedom no matter how much pressure it puts on me. It is clearly stated in the report of Hamudur Rahman Commission that Yahya Khan sacrificed the country to save his seat. Even today, Yahya Khan is playing the same game- Human rights are being violated in Pakistan in the name of democracy. The worst mental and physical torture has been done on the prisoners in military detention and still no one is allowed to visit the detained persons which is against human rights and the constitution. More than 100,000 raids were conducted on the houses of our workers and supporters in Punjab alone, thousands of innocent workers were arrested, women and children were not spared. Despite this, Tehreek-e-Insaf remains in place.
Compromises on principles and ideals are done by those who live under the shadow of fear. I do not fear anything except Allah. The power of faith does not allow a person to bow down. The only people who bow down are those who lack faith. The greatest leader of the world, Hazrat Muhammad ﷺ, has given us a practical lesson from his blessed life that no matter how much suffering and difficulties may come, we should persevere for the promotion of the truth and our cause and not bow our heads in front of other than Allah. should The aim of Tehreek-e-Insaf’s struggle is the promotion of democracy, the rule of law, independent judiciary and media and the protection of basic civil rights and we will succeed in this because this is the right. I will fight for it till my last breath. My people did not back down! The decision of Al-Qadir Trust has made a mockery of Pakistan’s justice system in the world. It was dubbed a sham trust in the Bakau media, a failed attempt to misrepresent the facts. Al-Qadir Trust is neither a Bilawal House nor an Avon Field House, it is a school to expose students to the Prophet’s (PBUH) biography. It is clear that Malik Riaz was threatened here, in view of which his son bought a property worth 9 billion in London for 18 billion. The prosecution has not been able to prove that it is money laundering. While me and my wife were charged, who did not take a financial benefit of one rupee. If I was accused of being a public office holder, on whose grounds was Bushra Bibi, a housewife, convicted? Another funny aspect of this decision is that Al-Qadir University was taken into government custody. Don’t this bunch of begging idiots even know that this is not government property? Under which law can the government take custody of the trust property? The so-called “sealed envelope” can be opened by the government and research institutes, open it and tell the people what is written in it so that milk can be milk and water can be water. But when the purpose of the case is simply to spread lies day and night, then nothing can be made public. 8th February will be observed as Black Day across the country – the mandate of the people of Pakistan was badly tampered with on this day. A fake government of Form 47 was imposed by robbing the people’s mandate. In this regard, I instruct Ali Amin Gandapur that convoys from all over KP should gather in Peshawar and protest on February 8. I also direct my lawyers community including Insaf Lawyers Form and other wings to protest vigorously on this day. Assembly members and party officials of all provinces as well as people of every school of thought should vigorously celebrate this day of insulting the republic as a black day. We are making a legitimate demand for the establishment of a judicial commission. The government does not want the establishment of a transparent judicial commission because it is itself involved in May 9 and November 26. Until the perpetrators of these incidents are punished, it is impossible to bring stability to the country-“