Aleema Khan, the sister of ex-premier Imran Khan, has said that the PTI founder supports reconciliation, but not with those who “stole” the party’s votes.

In a media talk outside Adiala Jail, she said: “If you want to hold dialogue with thieves then it will be better to open the doors of jail.”

On the other hand, PTI’s Barrister Umair Niazi said Imran has given a call for countrywide protests against the Election Commission of Pakistan’s verdict to deprive the party of reserved seats.

Earlier, KP Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur also reached Adiala Jail to discuss the formation of provincial cabinet with Imran.

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