Plan for September 27 to Be Disclosed One Week Earlier; Until Then, Let Everyone Speak
Sanaullah Nagra (@) | Published September 11, 2026 | 12:27 AM
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi directed workers not to rely on plans being shared on social media, stating that the protest turnout would be beyond imagination.
Addressing Parliamentary Representatives in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Afridi addressed parliamentary representatives and ticket holders from Punjab at the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa House regarding the Punjab Street Movement. He emphasized that the meeting aimed to plan the movement in Punjab.
He invited representatives from all regions of Punjab to share their ideas for one hour, assuring them that he would join the movement wherever they led him.
National Significance and Allegations
Afridi claimed that the entire country relies on parliamentarians, making the issue national rather than limited to Punjab. He accused his opponents of stealing their mandate and being imposed upon by “friends of Modi.” He further alleged that Punjab’s “fake chief minister” insulted Pakistan’s state narrative and brought disrepute to the country internationally by stating she faced no threat from India but from her own provinces.
Referring to the Dawn Leaks controversy, Afridi claimed Indian media presented her statement as evidence that Pakistan lied while she spoke the truth.
Emphasizing Resistance
Afridi urged people to overcome their fear, quoting Hazrat Khalid bin Walid’s words: "If life were in a person’s hands, he would never have died in bed."
Responding to Rana Sanaullah’s Allegation
Addressing Rana Sanaullah’s claim that PTI wanted to bring terrorists, Afridi stated that PTI is a peaceful political party. He highlighted the party’s non-violent approach during their 126-day sit-in and assured them of adhering to the Constitution and law in their upcoming struggle on September 27.
He issued a warning: "If those elements try to play a game like November 26, my message is that if bullets are fired, the first bullet should hit me, and if a bullet is fired at any worker other than me, I will make your life forbidden."
Afridi accused the PML-N of always treating Pakistanis as enemies and Indians as friends. He noted Modi’s visits to their homes without a visa and the business and friendships they had in India.
Disclosure of Plans
Regarding plans circulating on social media, Afridi announced that their actual plan would be disclosed one week in advance, allowing people to continue expressing their opinions freely.
