Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Barrister Gohar Khan has issued an unconditional apology to journalists following a violent incident in which PTI workers resorted to violence against media personnel outside Adiala Jail.

The incident occurred during Aleema Khan’s media talk, where journalists, including Tayyab Baloch, were allegedly tortured by PTI workers in the presence of Imran Khan’s sister.

A case was registered against Aleema Khan, PTI lawyer Naeem Haider Panjotha, and 40 unidentified individuals.

Ireport24news’ Chaudhry Asad Inayat reported that the Chairman while speaking to reporters outside the jail, Barrister Gohar expressed regret over the events, stressing that his party strongly condemns such acts.

“Differences should not escalate to violence. PTI does not believe in any form of violence, nor do we incite anyone under any circumstances,” he said.

The PTI chief assured that a party-level inquiry will be conducted into the incident, and those responsible would be held accountable through internal investigation.

The violent incident outside Adiala Jail highlights the tension between PTI workers and journalists. The PTI workers clashed with journalists, resulting in injuries and damage to property.

The incident sparked widespread condemnation, with many calling for action against those responsible.

Barrister Gohar’s apology is seen as a step towards reconciliation, but the incident raises questions about the PTI’s commitment to non-violence and respect for the media.

Barrister Gohar reiterated the PTI’s stance on non-violence, emphasizing that the party does not believe in inciting violence or promoting aggression.

“We will conduct an internal inquiry into the incident, and those responsible will be held accountable,” he said.

The PTI chief’s apology and commitment to accountability are crucial in maintaining the party’s reputation and upholding the principles of non-violence.

The incident and subsequent apology may have implications for the PTI’s relationship with the media.

The party’s response to the incident will be closely watched, and the outcome of the internal inquiry will determine the extent to which the PTI is committed to accountability and transparency.

The media’s role in holding those in power accountable is crucial, and the PTI’s actions will be scrutinized in this context.

The PTI chairman’s apology to journalists is a significant step towards reconciliation and accountability. The incident highlights the need for the PTI to ensure that its workers respect the media and uphold the principles of non-violence.

The outcome of the internal inquiry will determine the party’s commitment to accountability and transparency.

As the situation continues to unfold, it is essential to prioritize respect for the media and uphold the principles of non-violence.