Imran Khan scolds CM Gandapur for low turnout in PTI Peshawar rally

The inside story of a meeting between PTI founder Imran Khan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur at Adiala Jail has come to light, revealing tense exchanges over poor arrangements and disorganisation at the recent KP rally.

According to details, Imran Khan strongly rebuked Gandapur over the mismanagement at the event and expressed anger at the low turnout of people, saying that if a “sea of supporters” had been present, he would have been satisfied.

In response, Gandapur told Imran Khan that an investigation was already underway into the incidents of shoe-waving and bottle-throwing during the rally.

He assured that those responsible for negligence in organising the gathering would face punishment.

Gandapur further explained that the poor attendance from Punjab workers was to blame, holding the Punjab leadership accountable.

The KP Chief Minister also voiced his grievances to the PTI founder, claiming that certain elements within the party were conspiring against him.

He alleged that key figures were running social media campaigns against him, despite his never having spoken against any party leader.

Gandapur added that he had tried twice before to meet Imran Khan in jail, but those meetings could not take place.

Reporter: Irshad Qureshi