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PTI Chairman Expresses Concern Over Disappearance of Party Legislators

October 5, 2026 • 1 hour ago •

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Barrister Gohar has raised alarm over the mysterious disappearances of party lawmakers, stating that there are no internal disputes within the party as they prepare for upcoming protests. He expressed his astonishment that members of their own government, including MNAs and MPAs, are going missing.

In a recent statement, Gohar emphasized that the situation is alarming, as several PTI legislators have reportedly been abducted. He asserted that the party remains united and is gearing up for a significant demonstration, despite the troubling circumstances surrounding their members.

This development raises serious concerns about the safety and security of political figures in Pakistan, potentially impacting public trust in the government. The disappearances could also exacerbate the already tense political climate, leading to increased scrutiny of law enforcement and government accountability.

As the PTI prepares for its protest, calls for investigations into the disappearances are expected to intensify. The party is likely to demand transparency and action from the government to ensure the safety of its members and restore public confidence.