Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) President Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi said on Thursday that the ban imposed on the meetings of Adiala Jail, Rawalpindi inmates was unconstitutional, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

Talking to reporters after appearing in FIA court in Lahore, he said that the mandate stolen from the PTI given to it by the people in the February 8 general elections was bound to produce the same government of ‘clowns’, which was presently running the country.  

Chaudhry Pervaiz was of the view that the government was bent upon further damaging self-esteem of the people already subdued by inflation.

He expressed the hope that Forms 45 would one day expose rigging in the elections.

He said that the inclusion of those politicians, who had reached the assemblies by stealing PTI’s votes, in the federal and provincial assemblies was an insult to the people’s mandate. “All those who are behaving like Pharaohs should bear this thing in mind that one day they would be held accountable for that. They should fear God’s wrath.”

PTI president accused the PML-N of doing politics of victimization, and not of reconciliation. “Never ever in the country’s history, such a large number of political prisoners have been seen as they are being seen now,” he said, adding that the Election Commission of Pakistan by depriving the PTI of its seats and giving these to other parties had committed rigging that had no precedent in history.

Chaudhry Pervaiz announced that the PTI would continue its countrywide protest to get its mandate back. “Very soon, you will see all opposition parties gathering on one platform to protest against rigging,” he concluded.