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PTI Long March Reaches Mardan Amid Claims of Opposition’s Intent to End Party

October 14, 2026 • 4 weeks ago •

MARDAN: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) long march has successfully reached Mardan, a significant milestone in its ongoing campaign. The march, which commenced earlier this week, aims to mobilize support against what PTI claims are efforts by opposition parties to dismantle the party.

Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Mahmood Khan, addressed supporters in Mardan, stating, “The opposition is determined to end PTI, but we will not back down. Our supporters are our strength, and we will continue to fight for our rights.” The march has drawn thousands of participants, showcasing PTI’s grassroots support despite ongoing political challenges.

This development underscores the heightened political tensions in Pakistan, as the PTI seeks to reaffirm its influence in the face of opposition claims. Analysts suggest that the success of this march could significantly impact PTI’s standing in upcoming elections, as public sentiment remains a crucial factor in the political landscape.

Looking ahead, PTI plans to continue its march towards Islamabad, with further rallies scheduled in key cities. The party aims to maintain momentum and galvanize support as it prepares for potential confrontations with opposition forces.

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