Former Prime Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan on Friday asked his supporters to stop protesting and focus on the upcoming long march, adding that he will challenge the ECP’s decision.
“I already knew about the disqualification,” In a pre-recorded message aired on TV, the PTI chief lashed out at the ruling coalition for attempting to “silence” him. He alleged the Chief Election Commissioner Sikandar Sultan Raja of being “biased.”
“The nation should be prepared. I will give you a call anytime,” Khan told PTI supporters.
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Vowing to fight these “thieves” until his last breath, Imran said: “I am asking all protesters to end their demonstrations because people are in difficulty.”
چیئرمین عمران خان کا قوم کے نام اہم ترین پیغام۔ (1/2)
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چیئرمین عمران خان کا قوم کے نام اہم ترین پیغام (2/2)
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اس ماہ کے آخر میں لانگ مارچ پر نکلنے کی تیاری کریں – عمران خان pic.twitter.com/jm5Ezf5KFk
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He also asked his supporters to prepare for the long march of the party. “I had stated that I would hold a long march by the month’s end. I’ll stage the largest demonstration. I shall keep pushing for true freedom until the rule of law is achieved.”
Imran’s statement came after enraged PTI supporters took the streets in major cities across the country against the electoral watchdog’s decision to disqualify the former premier.
In an earlier video message, former Prime Minister said there are no more fundamental rights in this country and democracy is dead and buried today.
He urged the nation to stand up for real freedom. He termed the reference is the misuse of power and the Constitution.
“The time my words will reach you, I will be disqualified in an unjust case.” Imran Khan said “It only proves one thing, there are no more fundamental rights anymore. Democracy is dead and buried today.”
