In early January 2026, the Tehreek Tahafuz Ayeen-i-Pakistan (TTAP) delegation, led by Chairman Mahmood Khan Achakzai and accompanied by Majlis Wahdat-i-Muslimeen (MWM) chief Allama Raja Nasir Abbas and Punjab Opposition Leader Moeen Riaz Qureshi, arrived in Lahore and established Zaman Park — Imran Khan’s longtime residence in Sanda Kalan — as its operational base. At a press conference held on-site, Achakzai called for a nationwide shutter-down and wheel-jam strike on February 8, 2026, framing it as a decisive action to demand the release of Imran Khan and restore constitutional rule. The convoy faced police obstruction, vehicle vandalism, and arrests en route, with PTI alleging unlawful raids and even a fatality during a Lahore raid.

Zaman Park remained a focal point of political tension in early 2026, with multiple reports documenting high-profile court appearances, police raids, and clashes linked to Imran Khan’s legal proceedings. A Lahore-based Urdu news channel aired footage titled 'Zaman Park Clash | Big Court Appearance Today' dated March 28, 2026, indicating continued judicial activity and security engagement at or near the site. While earlier unrest had subsided, the area retained symbolic and operational significance for PTI-aligned movements, reinforcing its role as both a residential landmark and a contested political space.

Beyond the February 8 mobilization call, Zaman Park functioned throughout early-to-mid 2026 as the de facto headquarters for PTI’s coordinated political response, including legal strategy, protest coordination, and public messaging. PTI Punjab leadership instructed lawyers to file FIRs against police raids violating privacy and damaging property, while social media campaigns consistently referenced Zaman Park as the epicenter of resistance. Its enduring association with Imran Khan — combined with its location in Sanda Kalan — cemented its status as the primary symbolic and logistical anchor for the party’s street movement and institutional challenges to the current government.