Prime Minister Imran Khan on On Monday, he said that the united opposition strategy of looking towards the Supreme Court instead of preparation for post-dissolution elections of The National Assembly was sign that he is “afraid of the reaction of in public”.
He made this statement during live program called “Aap Ka Wazir-e-Azam, Aap Kay Saat” from Islamabad where he answered questions general public.
Prime Minister Imran’s remarks came the day after Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandial took notification of in current situation in country after retirement of but no-confidence motion against his Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly (NA) Qasim Suri and subsequent dissolution of National Assembly by President Arif Alvi.
In his interaction with in public Prime Minister Imran said by phone today that he would attend in protest in Islamabad today (Monday) will be organized outside Red zone of the capital. “The peaceful protest will take place after the Isha prayer. against cheating on the part [opposition] politicians”.
He defended decision of Vice Speaker of the National Assembly, announcing that he had dismissed the assembly over “foreign conspiracy”.
“I want this trend will end where anyone with 20 billion rupees can topple government. This is unacceptable and tantamount to discrediting democracy,” he said.
He said there were reports of some legislators in Punjab hotel stay in Lahore, where “they are allegedly offered bribes for switch parties during voting for in new main minister”. He turned to people organize protests outside Hotel.
He claimed that PML-N and PPS were still wanted get NRO – term used to signify exemption from charges of corruption.
Imran insisted that politics of his main political rivals were over.
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The prime minister said that now he will personally interview all candidates for elections and “only those with vision for Pakistan will be selected as potential candidates on PTI ticket.”
When asked how he will prevent the falsification of his mandate, the Prime Minister replied: “We have experience now. We understand the mechanism and prepare accordingly. we are studying people who tickets must be issued … And we have learned our lessons.”
‘I’m not anti-American’: PM
Explaining my observation in question, Prime Minister Imran said that he was not against foreign countries. “Me not against any country. I am not anti-Indian or anti-American. But we can be against politicians. I want friendship with they are there too should be respectful.”
He said he was against countries who do not respect another sovereign countries and just issue orders. He called out opposition parties, claiming that “they served these foreign countries like them da man.”
Imran said that wanted tell your people never to “become a slave” to any country just because of being under debt. “In this case, death better than slavery.”
prime minister said it was an insult to the nation of 220 million people when its leader sat in front of foreign president and kept a piece of reading paper.
During the program, a caller from Karachi indicated out that no one of in government, Russia’s measures had any positive impact on in city and its citizens continued to suffer extreme suffering in terms of inflation and underfunding of health cards.
The Prime Minister replied that people must understand the 18th Amendment to the Constitution, which he says was introduced by the two main opposition parties to seize power. of their respective provinces.
He expressed the hope that his party would win in in next elections in Sindh, noting that “people of the province is unhappy with Sindh government.”
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