An audio recording has surfaced revealing a conversation between a PTI leader and an unidentified handler, exposing an alleged plan to incite large-scale riots in the country on November 26.
The leaked audio suggests a premeditated strategy for the violent incidents between November 24 and 26, during which police and Rangers personnel were martyred and injured. Miscreants reportedly vandalized and looted state property, set government vehicles ablaze, and executed a coordinated scheme, now illuminated by the conversation.
In the recording, the handler is heard directing the PTI leader to transport her to Islamabad while outlining the logistics for mobilizing groups from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa using detailed, military-style maps. The conversation, shared via voice notes in various political party WhatsApp groups, reveals routes marked in different colors for organizing the groups.
At the start of the call, the handler addresses the PTI leader as “my sister” and emphasizes the gravity of the situation, describing it as a “do-or-die” mission. The handler then provides instructions, highlighting specific areas and routes to follow on November 22.
The handler further explains that the leadership would stay at the rear of the procession while members of the Insaf Students Federation (ISF) would lead from the front, bearing the brunt of any resistance. The conversation specifies that the Peshawar convoy would comprise participants from Charsadda, Nowshera, Risalpur, Khyber Pass, and Waziristan.
