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PTI leaders on Friday remained adamant on going ahead with its planned power show on November 24 despite facing hurdles of bans on gatherings in Islamabad and Punjab, as well as a court order declaring its protest \u201cunlawful\u201d.<\/p>\n
PTI founder and former prime minister Imran Khan has issued<\/a> a \u201cfinal call\u201d for nationwide protests on November 24 (Sunday), denouncing what he described as the stolen mandate, the unjust arrests of people and the passage of the 26th amendment, which strengthened a \u201cdictatorial regime\u201d.<\/p>\n \u201cThe decision to hold a protest on November 24 is still confirmed,\u201d said former PTI MNA Aliya Hamza Malik, who is on bail<\/a> currently.<\/p>\n \u201cThe rest of the leaders are in a meeting with [Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin] Gandapur and some of them are in Adiala,\u201d Malik told Dawn.com<\/em>, referring to Rawalpindi\u2019s Adiala Jail where Imran is imprisoned.<\/p>\n \u201cYes, full on,\u201d PTI leader Sayed Zulfi Bukhari replied to Dawn.com<\/em> when asked if his party still planned to continue with the protest plans.<\/p>\n A statement posted on Imran\u2019s X account today said Nov 24 was \u201cthe day to break free from slavery\u201d.<\/p>\n \u201cThe rule of law, Constitution and human rights are suspended in Pakistan, forcing the nation to come out to protest and make sacrifices. The nation must decide whether to wear the yoke of slavery \u2026 or to wear the crown of freedom,\u201d the statement said.<\/p>\n He said the people should remain focused on Sunday, expressing hope that it would be a successful protest.<\/p>\n Section 144 imposed in Punjab from Saturday-Monday<\/h2>\n