The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has announced nationwide protests set for August 5, marking the one-year anniversary of founder Imran Khan's arrest on charges related to the illegal sale of state gifts. Top PTI officials, including Asad Qaiser and Omar Ayub Khan, have condemned the government's ongoing crackdown on party members, describing it as a 'vicious witch-hunt.' They are also calling for the Supreme Court to intervene following a recent ruling that allows PTI to receive reserved seats in assemblies. Concurrently, PTI protests in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have denounced the charges against imprisoned leaders as baseless, advocating for their immediate release. Supporters are expressing grievances over rampant inflation and the government's failure to address critical issues, asserting that the current administration lacks a legitimate mandate. Additionally, rallies led by other political leaders are emphasizing the need for electoral reforms and the restoration of democratic principles in Pakistan.