PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi has unveiled plans for what he aims to make the largest rally in Karachi’s history during his forthcoming three-day visit to Sindh.
In a pre-trip video message, Afridi called on the people of Sindh to prepare wholeheartedly and actively join the street campaign, vowing to spread the vision of PTI’s founder across the province. Highlighting the importance of the rally, he confirmed it is scheduled for Sunday at 4:30 PM at Mazar-e-Quaid, marking it as a potentially historic event for the city.
Throughout his stay, Afridi is expected to meet a range of prominent political and social figures in Karachi to further reinforce his agenda.
Despite plans for a high-profile visit, his journey encountered setbacks when a private airline flight from Islamabad to Karachi was delayed. Afridi criticized the delay, alleging it was intentional.
The upcoming rally and Afridi’s presence in Sindh have drawn significant anticipation, with political analysts closely watching developments in Karachi leading up to the event. This initiative underscores Afridi’s continued efforts to energize PTI supporters and expand the party’s urban reach in Sindh ahead of imminent political engagements.
