Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has announced a major protest outside Adiala Jail next Tuesday, mobilizing party workers from across the country.

The decision was made during a high-level PTI meeting chaired by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi, where party leaders and activists discussed protest strategies and participation guidelines in detail. Officials said the protest aims to be large-scale and well-organized, with instructions for party workers from every district, village, and union council to gather outside Adiala Jail.

Party leadership stated that the demonstration is a response to the denial of a meeting with PTI Chairman Imran Khan. Chief Minister Sohail Afridi said a PTI delegation will attempt to meet Imran Khan on Tuesday, but if permission is again denied, the party will announce its next course of action publicly from outside the jail.

Afridi emphasized that all PTI elected members of the assembly are required to attend the protest, warning that failure to participate will place responsibility on the absentee members themselves.

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The protest is being positioned by PTI as a key political move to highlight obstacles faced in meeting the party chairman and to energize party supporters nationwide. Leadership said the event will serve as a platform to communicate the party’s stance and mobilize citizens in support of their objectives.

Observers say the upcoming demonstration could significantly impact PTI’s political momentum and public engagement, drawing attention to leadership accessibility and party cohesion ahead of upcoming political developments.