According to Gohar Khan, President Arif Alvi will invite the PTI to form a government

Barrister Gohar Ali Khan, the chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), asserted on Saturday that President Arif Alvi will extend an invitation to his party to form the government because they had gained a majority in the National Assembly.

“We wish to move on and have no disagreements with anyone. Speaking to the media in Islamabad, Gohar Khan declared, “We will move forward and form a government in accordance with the constitution and the law.”

He claimed that voters used their freedom to vote freely. He said that Form 45 was prepared and the votes were counted by the presiding officers.

Given that they had received every form, the PTI chairman stated that the results should be determined in accordance with Form 45.

He added that the suppression of the people’s voice and the establishment of a preferred government would not be tolerated by the economy.

“The PTI should not face any obstacles, and the findings ought to be made public as quickly as feasible. The final results are derived from Form 45 in accordance with the legislation, and we have all of the data,” he stated. He also stated that the findings ought to be made public by tonight at 12:00 a.m.

Gohar stated that they were in communication with their independent candidates. He added that they would form their own independent administration and that they were and would remain party loyal.

After the procedure was over, Khan declared that the PTI would move toward intra-party elections in fifteen days. He insisted that the PTI had received a significant mandate from the people. In addition, he claimed that the PTI founder’s cases were all false.

The PTI chairman stated that a decision about the reserved seats and which party they should join would be made soon. He declared that in the constituencies where the results were halted, they would stage nonviolent demonstrations.

He stated, “The workers are asked to protest; it is their right, but it must be peaceful.”

According to him, there was an intentional attempt to unseat them from the seats they had won. According to him, the PTI had won 170 seats in the election. He added that Khyber Pakhtunkhwa yielded 39 of the 35 NA seats for his party.

Gohar stated they would make a decision over the chief minister position following two days of consultation. He asserted that his party would also establish a government in Punjab.