By Admin 
There is resentment among the people against the Pakistani rulers. Everyday blasts and political turmoil along with worsening economic situation are having a negative impact on the country. This is the reason why the opposition camp seems to be mobilizing and eager to challenge the government and its heat is beginning to be felt. Tehreek Tahafuz Ain-e-Pakistan (TTAP), a coalition of opposition parties, has listed the failures of the current government and announced that they will jointly respond to this arbitrariness.
In the manifesto issued after the two-day National Consultative Conference, the opposition has decided to observe ‘Black Day’ (Yaum-e-Siyah) on February 8, 2026, which will be the second anniversary of alleged rigging in the 2024 general elections. Local media has reported this. According to Pakistani newspaper Dawn, on this day chakka jam and shutter down strike was announced across the country, along with an appeal was made to protest at the international level and celebrate Black Day.
TTAP, which includes Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party (PKMAP) and other opposition parties, demanded at the conference that fair elections be held, independent appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC), and smooth transfer of power be ensured. It calls for an independent investigation, calling the February 8, 2024 elections rigged, and demanding that those responsible be identified and punished.
According to Geo media outlet, the coalition said that political instability has deepened the economic crisis, and immediate steps should be taken to protect civil rights and vital institutions. The opposition has described the 2024 elections as ‘fraudulent’ and the current government as ‘illegitimate’.
Condemned the sentence awarded to PTI chief Imran Khan and his wife. Along with this, he was also surprised at the misbehavior of Imran Khan’s sisters, which included incidents of pulling their hair and allegedly using chemical water cannons.
The alliance demanded the release of all political prisoners, including Imran Khan, Bushra Bibi, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, Ajaz Chaudhary, Yasmin Rashid, Sarfaraz Cheema, Mian Mahmoodur Rashid, Sahibzada Hamid Raza, Ali Wazir, Haji Abdul Samad and Wali Mohammed.
Meanwhile, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Chief Minister Sohail Afridi said that economic decline, inflation and unemployment have increased, while despair among the people has increased. He said the crisis could have been mitigated through collective dialogue with stakeholders, but mismanagement has made the situation worse.
Former PTI leader Imran Khan, who is in jail, had earlier also announced observing Black Day on the first anniversary of the 2024 elections (February 8, 2025), which was sparked by nationwide protests. This time TTAP plans to make it more widespread, including protests in international cities like London. The march from Parliament House to the Supreme Court in November 2025 was also a part of this blockade.
The opposition alleges that the government does not want talks and is trying to suppress the protests. In recent posts, activists have called for nationwide protests and sit-ins. The development reflects rising political tensions in Pakistan, where the opposition has been accusing the government of military interference and election rigging.
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