Barrister Gohar Ali Khan

PTI parliamentary party decided to launch a nationwide movement from August 5 for the release of Imran Khan and acceptance of other demands. The movement will include public meetings, demonstrations, and a long march, with plans finalized after consulting Mehmood Khan Achakzai and Allama Raja Nasir Abbas. PTI also reaffirmed its boycott of parliamentary standing committees and submitted a list of leaders for a meeting with Imran Khan at Adiala jail.

PTI Chairman Barrister Gohar Ali Khan stated the party is not engaging in talks with the government and has not decided to boycott upcoming Azad Jammu and Kashmir elections. He emphasized the need for political solutions to resolve issues and criticized the removal of PTI's election symbol in certain regions.

National Assembly Speaker Ayaz Sadiq lifted restrictions on broadcasting opposition speeches on NA TV and social media, but warned against criticizing the judiciary and armed forces. PTI MNA Iqbal Afridi's suspension ended, allowing him to rejoin proceedings, following a motion supported by opposition members.

Five incarcerated PTI leaders in Kot Lakhpat Jail urged opposition leaders to engage with Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif on a 'Charter of Pakistan,' arguing that political and constitutional stability is essential for economic recovery. The letter emphasized the need for consensus on constitutional supremacy, electoral mandates, and institutional accountability.

PTI and TTAP rejected Gilgit-Baltistan election results, alleging rigging and demanding re-election in Rehmanpur, Astore. PTI claimed its candidates were leading in multiple constituencies but accused officials of vote-stuffing and blocking their campaign. TTAP condemned efforts to exclude PTI from the democratic process.