Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Ali Amin Gandapur says the party will work to resolve economic crisis of the country.
Gandapur, who is the PTI-nominated candidate for the office of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister, was speaking to media outside the Peshawar High Court (PHC) where he went to seek bail in a criminal case on Monday.
He promised that the PTI government in the province would give employment to the young people and take steps to create business-friendly environment in the country.
Regarding the PTI affairs, he said the party had moved the PHC for retaining its status as an independent party as the ECP only deprived it of its election symbol.
The party would hold intra-party election soon and wanted its candidates to join the PTI instead of any other political party, he added.
However, a final decision would be taken by the PTI founder, he said.
Earlier, Gandapur appeared before the PHC for protective bail.
His counsel submitted that Gandapur had to appear before an Islamabad court for which he needed protective bail.
His lawyer requested the court to fix the bail application for hearing today (Monday).
