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Why PTI Should Still Not be Banned Despite Alleged Plan to Storm Military Buildings

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From what he is saying, it sounds like there may be a lack of viable successors within the party, which could leave it struggling to stay afloat. Additionally, if Khan’s leadership style is more autocratic, that could make it difficult for other members to step up and take on more responsibility. It’ll be interesting to see how this plays out in the coming months.

In conclusion, while the alleged plan to storm military buildings is a serious matter that needs to be addressed, banning PTI is not the solution. The authorities should instead focus on upholding the rule of law, protecting the citizens’ rights to peaceful protest, and ensuring the security and stability of the country.

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