Digital Desk, Islamabad. Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has canceled the basic membership of all the leaders and office-bearers who left his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party in a few days. Following Khan’s arrest on 9 May, PTI workers and supporters staged violent demonstrations, looting and large-scale vandalism.

After this, some top PTI members including party general secretary Asad Umar, senior vice president Fawad Chaudhary, former federal minister Shireen Mazari, Aamer Mehmood Kiyani have parted ways with the party. Khan has also ordered the removal of defectors who were part of the party’s core committee, reports Dawn news. He will no longer be a part of PTI’s WhatsApp groups.

In a separate statement on the completion of one year of PTI workers’ clash with the police during the long march towards Islamabad, Khan on Thursday said PTI leaders and workers are currently facing state terror. “Houses were broken into in the middle of the night and PTI office bearers and workers were abducted, and anyone who went to Islamabad had to face tear gas, rubber bullets and police brutality,” he said.

Some of us thought it happened once, but it was just the beginning. Today the largest and only federal party is facing the full wrath of state power without any accountability. More than 10,000 PTI workers and supporters, including the senior leadership, are in jail and some are facing custodial torture, the PTI chairman said.

(IANS)

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