PTI leaders believe in politics of aggression, says PM’s aide
Kirmani said there were no words like discipline and tolerance in the dictionary of Imran Khan and his followers
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ISLAMABAD:
Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Dr Asif Kirmani on Thursday said that Pakistan Tehreek-e -Insaf (PTI) believes in politics of aggression and fascism.
PML-N, PTI brawl during NA session over Imran's 'phateechar' comment
In a statement, he expressed regret that an ‘immature’ PTI politician attacked a member of the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz in parliament. He said the PTI chief had promoted politics of incivility, derogatory language and violence among his followers. Kirmani said there were no words like discipline and tolerance in the dictionary of Imran Khan and his followers.
The ‘Imran gang’, he said had lost their mind after the successful conduct of the PSL final in Pakistan in peaceful manners. He further said the followers of Imran Khan were losing their identity through violence and using derogatory language.
Scuffle breaks out between PTI, PML-N lawmakers in National Assembly
Kirmani said people would teach a lesson to these elements by defeating them once again in the 2018 general elections.
Published in The Express Tribune, March 10th, 2017.
Special Assistant to the Prime Minister Dr Asif Kirmani on Thursday said that Pakistan Tehreek-e -Insaf (PTI) believes in politics of aggression and fascism.
PML-N, PTI brawl during NA session over Imran's 'phateechar' comment
In a statement, he expressed regret that an ‘immature’ PTI politician attacked a member of the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz in parliament. He said the PTI chief had promoted politics of incivility, derogatory language and violence among his followers. Kirmani said there were no words like discipline and tolerance in the dictionary of Imran Khan and his followers.
The ‘Imran gang’, he said had lost their mind after the successful conduct of the PSL final in Pakistan in peaceful manners. He further said the followers of Imran Khan were losing their identity through violence and using derogatory language.
Scuffle breaks out between PTI, PML-N lawmakers in National Assembly
Kirmani said people would teach a lesson to these elements by defeating them once again in the 2018 general elections.
Published in The Express Tribune, March 10th, 2017.