Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Sindh on Thursday announced it would celebrate the party’s Foundation Day on April 25 as Pakistan Zindabad Day, with province-wide activities aimed at promoting national solidarity and patriotism.
The decision was made at a meeting held at Insaf House Karachi, presided over by PTI Sindh President Haleem Adil Sheikh. Also in attendance were PTI Karachi President Raja Azhar, General Secretary Arsalan Khalid, and other senior leaders.
Briefing the media after the meeting, Haleem revealed that PTI will organize public gatherings, awareness camps, and rallies across Sindh to mark the occasion. He described the initiative as a show of loyalty to the country and a tribute to PTI’s vision under Imran Khan’s leadership.
The PTI Sindh chief emphasized PTI’s long-standing commitment to national causes, stating that the party has made sacrifices and remains prepared to continue doing so for the sake of Pakistan. Referring to the April 25 activities as a Pakistan Solidarity Day, he urged the public to unite in reaffirming their national commitment.
He also launched a strong attack on the Indian government, accusing it of sponsoring terrorism globally. Citing alleged links in Canada and the United Kingdom, Sheikh described the Modi-led regime as a threat to regional stability and accused it of practicing “water terrorism” against Pakistan. He vowed that Pakistan’s water rights would be defended resolutely and any provocations from India would receive a firm response.
PTI’s plans for April 25 will begin at midnight, with Pakistan Zindabad camps being set up across Sindh. A central rally is scheduled to depart from Insaf House at 4 PM and head toward the mausoleum of Quaid-e-Azam.
Encouraging public participation, Haleem asserted, ‘PTI is the true representative of this city, and the enthusiasm of Karachi’s people reflects their deep-rooted patriotism.’ He said that the day will be observed with full national spirit to showcase unity and pride in Pakistan.