Chief Minister Sohail Afridi has said Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf will not sign any document based on indiscriminate bombing, according to a post on the party's official account on X. He said the party would not compromise on what he called "the blood of the innocent".
The remarks were posted by @PTIofficial. The post presents them as the party's stand. It does not name the document, who prepared it, or where any bombing occurred.
What the post quotes him as saying
Sohail Afridi is identified in the post as chief minister. Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, known as PTI, is a political party, and a chief minister leads a provincial government.
The account gives two clear lines. He said the party will not compromise on "the blood of the innocent". He also said: "We will not sign any document that is based on indiscriminate bombing."
Indiscriminate bombing means attacks that do not separate fighters from civilians. The post uses that reason for refusing a signature. It does not describe a particular strike, date, or location.
The text then starts a further sentence, "So much blood has been shed, so many innocents have been made", and stops there in the version available for this report. Because the line is unfinished, it is not treated here as a complete statement.
What is still unstated
The post does not say that a document has been offered for signature, or that any formal sitting is planned. It gives no numbers for people killed or injured. This report does not add those details, because they are not in the source.
The claim rests on a single party post. Nothing in that post confirms the remarks through another institution, a draft text, or a separate public record.
What remains unclear
The post sets out a refusal and stops. It does not say whether the party will publish a fuller text or name the paper. Until Sohail Afridi or PTI releases the rest of the remarks, the effect on any real document cannot be judged from this statement alone.
