Former Pak PM Imran Khan says social gathering will stop all legislative assemblies

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Khan, 70, stated he mentioned the matter of stepping down from all legislative with the chief ministers and the ultimate choice will likely be introduced after the social gathering’s parliamentary social gathering assembly.

New Delhi,UPDATED: Nov 26, 2022 23:20 IST

Imran Khan stated “it is better to leave the corrupt system” (File)

By India Today Web Desk: Former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan introduced that his social gathering has determined to stop all legislative assemblies within the nation to drive the incumbent rulers to announce early elections, reported Pakistan’s Express Tribune.

“Instead of causing harm to our country, it is better to leave this corrupt system,” he stated.

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The cricketer-turned-politician additionally stated that the social gathering’s “Haqeqi Azadi” march is not going to transfer in direction of Islamabad since he doesn’t need chaos and anarchy to grip the nation.

“They [the government] cannot afford the Islamabad march… they cannot stop millions from entering Islamabad. We could have created a Sri Lanka-like situation,” he stated, addressing his social gathering’s gathering in Rawalpindi at this time.

“If riots take place then things will get out of everyone’s hands. I tried my best not to take any step which could create chaos in the country,” he added.

“Today I am deciding against marching on Islamabad because we don’t want to spread anarchy in the country,” he introduced. “We will not remain part of this corrupt system. We have decided to quit all legislative assemblies.”

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Nov 26, 2022