Imran Khan Slams Pakistan Government: Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has once again strongly attacked the system of the current government from Adiala Jail. Reacting to the recent meeting of Trump and Army Chief General Asim Munir, Imran said that Pakistan is now running directly under martial law, not hybrid.
The statement shared by Imran Khan’s X account said, “If someone else has the real power in the country, then the conversation should be held by him. Trump understood the same, so he met the Prime Minister or the President, not Munir but Munir.” Imran described America’s drone attacks as condemnable.
What did Imran say on the death of innocent people in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa?
Regarding the death of innocent people in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan said, “When innocent people are killed, terrorism increases. The KP government should register an FIR against the culprits of drone attacks.” He reminded that he has demonstrated against American drone attacks around the world and his stand is still the same today.
Imran Khan gave these instructions to KP government
Imran Khan has instructed the KP government to come to him for advice before passing the budget. He said, “Leaders like Ali Amin, Shibli, Taimur Quarra should discuss the budget with me. This is not a final budget. After my advice, it should be amended and approved.”
He insisted that IMF should also be told that the real leadership of the party is with him and no financial planning should be approved without their approval.
While giving a strong statement, Imran said, “When the rest of the state is not giving surplus, it is a sheer injustice to give relief to the federal government from the money of the people of KP. I will not let this happen.”
He said, “In today’s time the mainstream media has either been closed or bought. Today if the voice of truth is alive then it is only because of social media. This is the strength of the real public.”
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