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PTI slams govt over ‘PTV blackout’ of their speeches

June 19, 2025
in Pakistan
PTI slams govt over ‘PTV blackout’ of their speeches
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ISLAMABAD: The PTI has criticised the government for obstructing its viewpoint during the budget debate and accused it of failing to take a firm stance against Israeli war crimes.

Speaking to the media at Parlia­m­ent House, former National Assembly speaker Asad Qaiser, Leader of the Opposition Omar Ayub Khan, Barris­ter Ali Zafar, Zartaj Gul Wazir, Aamir Dogar and other PTI leaders alleged that state-run PTV was not airing their speeches during the bud­get debate, despite giving full live coverage to government representatives.

Mr Qaiser said it was reg­rettable that PTI leaders had been facing legal cases for two years without resolution.

“Dr Yasmin Rashid is a cancer patient, but even her challan has not been submitted. Production orders have been issued for PTI legislators such as Senator Ejaz Cha­udhry, but they are not being implemented,” he said. He urged Senate Chairm­­an Yousuf Raza Gillani to show courage as his production order was not being implemented.

Barrister Ali Zafar said that the Senate chairman’s credibility was at stake as his orders were not being respected. He alleged that false cases, such as the cipher case, were being registered against the PTI leadership.

Ms Wazir alleged that the government continued oppression against women, claiming that Bushra Bibi was being targeted merely for being the wife of PTI founder Imran Khan.

She alleged that a delegation was sent abroad for luxury and entertainment rather than defending Pakistan’s case.

Omar Ayub Khan labelled the budget process itself as flawed and lacking transparency.

Published in media, June 19th, 2025

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