In a significant political development, Murad Saeed resurfaces after a prolonged period of hiding since the May 9 unrest. The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader made a surprise reappearance via a large video screen during a Workers Convention held at Nishtar Hall in Peshawar, where he urged party members to gear up for a new protest campaign.
This marks the first public appearance since Murad Saeed resurfaced following months of being underground due to legal and political pressure tied to the May 9 events. His video message electrified the PTI gathering, as he passionately reminded supporters that “we have not forgotten Imran Khan, Bushra Bibi, or the thousands of loyal workers imprisoned across the country.” As Murad Saeed resurfaces, it appears PTI is preparing to re-ignite street-level agitation.
During his address, Murad Saeed resurfaces with strong criticism against the current government for denying former Prime Minister Imran Khan visitation rights with his sisters. He called this a violation of basic human decency and justice. He urged PTI workers to regroup, reorganize, and brace themselves for a fresh phase of political mobilization. The tone was defiant and determined — now that Murad Saeed resurfaces, PTI is expected to escalate its protest narrative in the coming days.