PTI leader Aliya Hamza rallies support ahead of the November 24 protest call.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Aliya Hamza has issued a strong message to supporters ahead of the party’s final call for a nationwide protest on November 24. In her statement, she reaffirmed the public’s unwavering support for PTI’s founder and vowed to stand against what she described as “oppression and authoritarian tactics.”

Hamza accused the authorities of removing the PTI chairman from office through unconstitutional means and claimed that the party’s supporters had consistently rallied behind their leader, as seen during past elections. She highlighted incidents from April 9 and May 9, alleging state-led suppression and unjust arrests of PTI workers, which she believes will further mobilise the public.

“The people have already made their decision. They must choose between living in fear or standing up against oppression,” Hamza declared.

She also condemned alleged human rights violations, including the mistreatment of women, families, and elderly individuals associated with PTI. “Mothers and sisters were abducted under the guise of constitutional amendments, elected representatives were forcefully removed from Parliament, and workers’ families faced relentless harassment,” she alleged.

Hamza described the upcoming protest as not just a PTI campaign but a movement for the freedom and rights of all Pakistanis. “This call is for the liberation of the entire nation,” she concluded.