PTI denies Election boycott rumors, affirms commitment to democracy

ISLAMABAD, Feb 08: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has vehemently refuted rumors suggesting that the party plans to boycott the ongoing elections, affirming its unwavering belief in democracy and the right of citizens to vote.
The PTI spokesperson on Election Day emphasized that the party is fully engaged in the electoral process and has not endorsed any boycott.

"We categorically reject any notion of boycotting the elections. PTI stands firm in its commitment to democracy and the participation of the people in the electoral process," stated the PTI spokesperson.

Dispelling speculation surrounding the alleged boycott, the spokesperson highlighted the active participation of PTI-backed candidates in the elections, emphasizing their dedication to competing vigorously.

"The voting process is proceeding smoothly nationwide, and the presence of a significant number of supporters at PTI's polling stations underscores the people's steadfast support for the party," the spokesperson affirmed.

Urging the public to disregard rumors of an election boycott, the PTI spokesperson urged citizens to exercise their democratic rights by turning out in large numbers to cast their votes.

"Do not heed the rumors of boycott. Instead, unite in large numbers and use the powerful weapon of your vote to challenge and overcome this unjust system," declared the PTI spokesperson.

Despite facing challenges and adversity, the spokesperson expressed confidence in the resilience of PTI's candidates, asserting that victory will ultimately belong to those advocating for justice and righteousness.

"The candidates of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf are resiliently persevering in the face of oppression and adversity. Victory, by the grace of Allah, will be on the side of truth," concluded the PTI spokesperson.