How Dare They Violate the Sanctity of Homes? Sohail Afridi
Sajid Ali
Published September 15, 2026 | 03:36 PM
"This is being done merely for engaging in political activity—is this a dictatorship?" said the PTI leader during a visit to Mian Usman Akram’s residence.
Lahore Visit and Condemnation of Police Raids
On the second day of his Lahore visit, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi arrived at the home of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Mian Akram Usman. He held a meeting with Usman’s family members and strongly condemned alleged raids and vandalism by police.
"How dare they violate the sanctity of homes in this manner?" Afridi asked, referring to the recent raids, despite women and children being present. He expressed his disbelief at the government’s conduct: "I simply cannot understand why these fake rulers are so afraid of even minor political activities…"
Afridi emphasized that arrests, cases, and police high-handedness could not deter PTI workers and leaders from their constitutional struggle for fundamental rights and political freedom. "There is no solution without resistance," he added.
Key Takeaways:
- Criticism of Police Raids: Afridi strongly condemned raids on homes, highlighting the presence of women and children.
- Fear of Political Activity: He expressed surprise at the government’s fear of opposition political gatherings, processions, and rallies.
- Resistance to Government: Afridi reaffirmed PTI’s commitment to resistance as a means to secure constitutional rights.
