ISLAMABAD (Politico News) Salman Akram Raja, the PTI general secretary, has stated that his party will file a contempt suit against the government for failing to comply with court rulings.

Speaking on Dunya News’ ‘TONIGHT with Samar Abbas’, Salman Akram Raja stated that his party will launch a contempt suit against the government after Eid for disobeying court orders.

“When I saw the PTI founder in jail, he knew everything. He said anything I did was correct. It has been proved that judicial orders have no value. “After Eid, we will file a contempt petition,” the PTI leader stated.

Meetings with the detained PTI leader are more significant than news conferences. Whatever they say about me has no weight. Those who are speaking out against me in the party already have no say, according to the secretary-general.

“We don’t want to do politics on the roadways. If we are compelled to, we will comply. Those who speak out against the JUI-F head are undermining the party’s founding objective.

“We’re in communication with political parties. With time, things will improve. Salman Akram Raja stated that the party founder is responsible for expulsions.

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