Bushra Bibi, wife of PTI founder has chosen not to attend the protest rally scheduled for November 24.

According to sources within Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Bushra Bibi will instead monitor the situation from the Chief Minister’s House. She will oversee the movements of party delegations arriving from various constituencies, including provincial and national assembly members, as well as PTI ticket-holders.

According to PTI sources, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur will lead the convoy from Swabi, expected to depart Peshawar around 11 a.m. and reach Swabi shortly thereafter.

PTI spokesperson Sheikh Waqas Akram confirmed that Bushra Bibi would not be attending the protest, stating that she is a private individual and has been instructed by Imran Khan to avoid political activities.

While Bushra Bibi had earlier encouraged PTI supporters to join the protest, Akram clarified that she never planned to attend. “Bushra Bibi is a housewife with no intentions of participating, as we have made clear for the past five days,” he explained.

In preparation for the PTI protests, authorities in Islamabad have sealed off routes leading to the Red Zone and deployed Rangers at key government buildings.

Several roads in the city have been blocked with containers, and large contingents of police, FC, Punjab police, and Rangers have been stationed around D-Chowk, where additional containers have been placed.