ISLAMABAD: Staring at an exit possibility from office as the countdown to Sunday’s vote of no confidence begins, Pakistan AFTERNOON Imran Khan on Saturday called on his supporters to take to the streets against “foreign plots” against his government, but asked them not to worry because “a captain always has a plan”.
“This time, I have more than one plan… God willing, tomorrow we will. I will defeat them at (Congress),” he said while taking questions from the public as a part of the live broadcast.
In terms of numbers, Imran’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf lost its majority in the 342-member National Assembly when its key ally, the Qaumi-Pakistan Muttahidda Movement (MQM-P), left the coalition on Wednesday. Four weeks ago to join the opposition. rank. Imran gave the impression that he was more worried about the alleged foreign conspiracy – on Thursday he suggested the US was behind it – than the opposition’s attempt to vote him out in parliament.
Imran said there was enough evidence that politicians were “bought like goats” to overthrow the government. “The conspiracy started abroad and the Mir Sadiqs (traitors) here are aiding those people. But history never forgets the traitors. And I want the history of Pakistan not to forget the traitors either. This betrayal. It’s your responsibility. Don’t let them feel that you’ve forgotten,” he said.
The Prime Minister warned of legal action against those who “betray the country”.
“I met with my attorneys today. We will not let them go. They will all be punished. We will decide tonight what kind of legal action we want to take against them. them,” announced the Prime Minister.
“The cabinet, the National Security Committee (NSC) and the parliamentary security committee have seen it (evidence of the alleged conspiracy.) The official document says that if you remove Imran Khan, the Your relationship with America will be better.”
Addressing the country’s youth, Imran said: “You don’t have to sit quietly (because) if you stay silent you will be on the side of the bad guys. I want you to protest and speak out against this conspiracy. —not for me but for your future.”
He pointed out that in Britain many years ago, two million people protested when the government used weapons of mass destruction as an excuse to attack Iraq. “It was not violence. Not a single pot was broken. I went with them. No political party urged them. They did it on their own. This is the sign of a living nation.” , he said.
Last week, Imran accused the US of meddling in Pakistan’s affairs by conspiring with the opposition there to remove him for not taking sides. West against Russia and China.
While Imran was put to the test in Congress, PunjabThe provincial parliament will vote on a new CM on Sunday. Chaudhry Pervez Elahi, from Pakistan-Quaid Muslim League (PML-Q) but PTI candidate for vacancy, is competing with Hamza Shehbaz, candidate of Pakistan-Nawaz Muslim League (PML) -N) and is the son of the party chairman. Shehbaz Sharif.
To become the CM of Punjab, a candidate needs at least 186 votes in a house of 371 members. The former provincial executive from PTI, Usman Buzdar, resigned after a no-confidence movement was launched against him.
“This time, I have more than one plan… God willing, tomorrow we will. I will defeat them at (Congress),” he said while taking questions from the public as a part of the live broadcast.
In terms of numbers, Imran’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf lost its majority in the 342-member National Assembly when its key ally, the Qaumi-Pakistan Muttahidda Movement (MQM-P), left the coalition on Wednesday. Four weeks ago to join the opposition. rank. Imran gave the impression that he was more worried about the alleged foreign conspiracy – on Thursday he suggested the US was behind it – than the opposition’s attempt to vote him out in parliament.
Imran said there was enough evidence that politicians were “bought like goats” to overthrow the government. “The conspiracy started abroad and the Mir Sadiqs (traitors) here are aiding those people. But history never forgets the traitors. And I want the history of Pakistan not to forget the traitors either. This betrayal. It’s your responsibility. Don’t let them feel that you’ve forgotten,” he said.
The Prime Minister warned of legal action against those who “betray the country”.
“I met with my attorneys today. We will not let them go. They will all be punished. We will decide tonight what kind of legal action we want to take against them. them,” announced the Prime Minister.
“The cabinet, the National Security Committee (NSC) and the parliamentary security committee have seen it (evidence of the alleged conspiracy.) The official document says that if you remove Imran Khan, the Your relationship with America will be better.”
Addressing the country’s youth, Imran said: “You don’t have to sit quietly (because) if you stay silent you will be on the side of the bad guys. I want you to protest and speak out against this conspiracy. —not for me but for your future.”
He pointed out that in Britain many years ago, two million people protested when the government used weapons of mass destruction as an excuse to attack Iraq. “It was not violence. Not a single pot was broken. I went with them. No political party urged them. They did it on their own. This is the sign of a living nation.” , he said.
Last week, Imran accused the US of meddling in Pakistan’s affairs by conspiring with the opposition there to remove him for not taking sides. West against Russia and China.
While Imran was put to the test in Congress, PunjabThe provincial parliament will vote on a new CM on Sunday. Chaudhry Pervez Elahi, from Pakistan-Quaid Muslim League (PML-Q) but PTI candidate for vacancy, is competing with Hamza Shehbaz, candidate of Pakistan-Nawaz Muslim League (PML) -N) and is the son of the party chairman. Shehbaz Sharif.
To become the CM of Punjab, a candidate needs at least 186 votes in a house of 371 members. The former provincial executive from PTI, Usman Buzdar, resigned after a no-confidence movement was launched against him.
