PTI Currently Facing Shortage of Funds
Sanaullah Nagra
(Published September 12, 2026 | 09:21 PM)
UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News
Journalist Muneeb Farooq claims that remittances sent by PTI supporters overseas, ranging from Rs2.5 million to Rs3 million, intended for Secretariat expenses, were not processed by the State Bank and returned.
In his vlog, Farooq stated that reports suggest PTI is currently without any funds, with these remittances used for Secretariat rent and employee salaries. The Bank‘s failure to process them resulted in the money being returned due to flags placed on the transactions.
He questioned the sustainability of prolonged protests, noting that even Khyber Pakhtunkhwa contributors are facing financial strain. Farooq highlighted concerns regarding unnoticeable aspects and undisclosed meetings between government figures and PTI leaders.
According to Farooq, PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar held multiple meetings with Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi this month, one notably lengthy. Allegedly, PTI was informed that if a protest isn’t held on September 27, Imran Khan could be transferred to a different, better hospital instead of PIMS Hospital.
