Asad Qaiser Asserts Possibility of Long March Against Federal Government

ISLAMABAD: Former Speaker of the National Assembly Asad Qaiser has declared that a long march against the federal government remains a viable option for his party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). Speaking at a recent press conference, Qaiser emphasized the party’s readiness to mobilize supporters for a significant protest aimed at challenging the current administration’s policies.

Qaiser stated, “We still have the capability to initiate a long march and bring the federal government to its knees.” His remarks come amid ongoing political tensions and dissatisfaction among PTI supporters regarding the government’s handling of various issues, including inflation and governance.

The implications of Qaiser’s statement are significant, as it signals a potential resurgence of PTI’s street power, which could further destabilize the political landscape in Pakistan. Analysts suggest that a successful mobilization could galvanize public sentiment against the government, impacting upcoming elections and legislative processes.

Looking ahead, PTI is expected to outline its strategy in the coming weeks, with discussions on the timing and logistics of the proposed long march. The party’s leadership is likely to convene to finalize plans and assess public support for the initiative.