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Barrister Gohar Urges Calm After ISPR DG’s Hard-Hitting Press Briefing

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December 6, 2025
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Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan has urged for de-escalation and mutual respect between political actors and state establishments, expressing disappointment over the Inter-Companies Public Relations (ISPR) director basic’s latest press convention.

Hours earlier, ISPR Director Basic Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry had launched a scathing assault on PTI founder Imran Khan and his social gathering, accusing them of spreading “anti-army rhetoric” and focusing on the armed forces.

In a submit on X, Barrister Gohar stated, “I’ve at all times hoped for diminished tensions and improved relations.

At the moment, ISPR’s press convention has left me upset.” Whereas acknowledging the significance of the nation’s defence, he emphasised that “PTI’s narrative has by no means been, nor will ever be, anti-state.”

He criticised the general public labelling of political leaders and establishments as mentally sick or threats, calling it “regrettable.” Stressing nationwide unity, he stated, “Pakistan and its armed forces belong to all of us. PTI has demonstrated its dedication to the nation and can proceed to take action.”

Gohar referred to as on all sides to acknowledge one another, create area for dialogue, and work to rebuild belief. He warned that actions by non-stakeholders mustn’t worsen tensions between PTI and state establishments.

He additionally talked about that permitting conferences for jailed PTI leaders, together with the founder and Bushra Bibi, may pave the way in which for reconciliation, including that “the nation can not bear additional unrest.”

The ISPR DG’s press convention, which lasted over two hours, had labelled the PTI founder “mentally sick” and a nationwide safety menace.

Lt Gen Chaudhry accused Imran Khan of collaborating with exterior components, spreading disinformation, inciting unrest, and persistently attacking the armed forces.

He alleged that the previous premier’s ego had led him to say, “if not me, then nothing.”

The ISPR chief additional claimed that Khan promoted a coordinated system of social media trolling, managed narratives by way of his accounts, and in contrast himself to Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. He stated worldwide, Indian, and Afghan media amplified the messaging, with abroad troll networks boosting content material in synchronised cycles.

Following the ISPR briefing, Data Minister Attaullah Tarar introduced a whole ban on conferences with the jailed PTI founder at Adiala jail. Talking on Geo Information’ Naya Pakistan, the minister described the previous prime minister as an “extremist” pushed by struggle hysteria.

“There aren’t any conferences; all conferences are banned,” he added.

Tarar additionally introduced plans for registering instances in opposition to these creating narratives in opposition to the nation.

“They now haven’t any future; their political area and narrative might be restricted,” he added.



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