Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan has declared that the party's founder will soon be released, emphasizing the political nature of the cases against him, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.  

He was speaking at a rally organized from the Peshawar Press Club to the Peshawar High Court on Sunday, demanding the release of PTI's founder Imran Khan. Among the attendees were National Assembly members Omar Ayub, Ali Mohammad Khan, Sher Afzal Marwat and Barrister Gohar were prominent.

Outside the Peshawar High Court, party leaders addressed the demonstrators, condemning the suppression of judicial independence and the unlawful detention of PTI's founder.

PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan expressed confidence in PTI's ideology, asserting that justice will prevail, and the party's founder will emerge victorious.

He highlighted the indispensability of judicial independence, stressing that resistance will ensue post-Eid to secure the release of PTI's founder.

Barrister Gohar Ali Khan further remarked that the grip of the establishment has curtailed judicial freedom and unjustly detained the founder of PTI. He vowed that the party will reclaim its mandate from these perpetrators of injustice.

Chairman PTI, Barrister Gohar Ali Khan, concluded his address by commending the large turnout at the rally during Ramadan, asserting that it exemplified PTI's resilience and unwavering commitment to its founding principles, despite facing adversities. He emphasized that all cases against PTI are fabricated, underscoring the need for judicial independence and fair trials.

Sher Afzal Marwat, addressing the rally, reiterated the party's resolve to take to the streets for the release of PTI's founder. He demanded the release of PTI's founder. 

Marwat echoed Chairman Gohar Ali Khan's sentiments, affirming that PTI's unwavering commitment to judicial independence will stand as a formidable fortress against injustice.

He emphasized the need for Pakistan to address the ongoing oppression in Palestine, emphasizing that while atrocities persist, PTI will not be silent.

He reiterated the party's stance against injustice and pledged to continue the struggle until justice prevails.

Marwat declared an intent to mobilize further street protests to reclaim PTI’s mandate from perceived corrupt elements.

He condemned the suppression of judicial independence and drew parallels with global injustices, signaling PTI’s unwavering commitment to uphold justice.