Angered by the military establishment’s down against his party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Khan, during his address from his Zaman Park residence at 8 pm, asked the military leadership to review its “anti-PTI” stand for the sake of Pakistan. asked to do
In his first address to the nation on Saturday after being released from the custody of an anti-corruption body on the orders of the Supreme Court, former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan advised the powerful military to form its own political party to join politics. Angered by the military establishment’s down against his party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Khan, during his address from his Zaman Park residence at 8 pm, asked the military leadership to review its “anti-PTI” stand for the sake of Pakistan. asked to do
He said that the army’s actions have brought the country to the brink of disaster. Despite being granted bail on Friday, Khan returned to his residence in Lahore on Saturday after spending hours in the Islamabad High Court premises fearing re-arrest. Before leaving for Lahore, Khan (70) targeted the “imported government for kidnapping” despite the Islamabad High Court granting him bail on all counts. Major General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, director general of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the Pakistan Army, called Khan a “hypocrite”.
On Chaudhary’s remark, Khan said, “Listen to me Mr. DG ISPR…you were not even born.” When I was representing my country in the world and earning a name for it. You should be ashamed of yourself for calling me a hypocrite and anti-army.” He said the army’s media wing ISPR never said such things (about any politician). Khan said, “You have jumped into politics. Why don’t you form your own party. Who has given you the right to make such frivolous allegations. Shame to say that no one else has harmed the army to the extent that I did.”
Meanwhile, Pakistan’s army chief General Syed Asim Munir has warned that the armed forces will not tolerate any further attacks on the country’s key installations and vowed to bring those responsible for the recent vandalism to justice. . Gen Munir visited Corps Headquarters in Peshawar for the first time. Following his arrest in a corruption case, former Prime Minister Khan’s supporters stormed the building of state-run Radio Pakistan and other establishments. According to an army statement, the army chief was given a detailed briefing on the prevailing security situation and counter-terrorist efforts.
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