Islamabad (Web Desk): Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur issued a strong challenge to his political opponents, declaring that no one can remove his government through constitutional means. “Use all your force—if you manage to bring down my government, I will leave politics,” he stated during a press conference after PTI’s joint parliamentary party meeting in Islamabad.
Gandapur emphasized party unity and said those hoping to break PTI from within are mistaken. He claimed there has been lobbying against them and that his government cannot be toppled without a conspiracy.
He also alleged that he was pressured across the country to leave PTI, calling the events of May 9 just an excuse, with the real target being PTI's founder. He further criticized the removal of reserved seats and labeled the 26th Constitutional Amendment as a stain on the judiciary and the democratic system.
Gandapur concluded by reaffirming that all major decisions remain with PTI’s founding leader, who holds full authority over the government’s direction.