Movement to topple the govt soon: Imran

PTI chief says mid-term polls are the only solution to tackle the nation’s problems.


Aijaz Sheikh May 23, 2011

KARACHI:


Chief of Tehreek-i-Insaf Imran Khan has announced ‘Save Pakistan; Topple the Government’ movement at the end of a two day peaceful sit-in at Native Jetty in Karachi that kept the Nato supply of oil and other goods suspended for two days.


Addressing the gathering, he said that the people were fed up with their governing style that accepts humiliation. It is time to get rid of the corrupt rulers, he said.

He said mid-term elections were the only solution to the problems faced by the nation and people should start preparing for it. He said Tehreek-i-Insaf will record a sweeping victory in the coming elections.

He said the rulers have surrendered while America was conducting drone attacks as a routine which is a challenge to our sovereignty. He said that the May 2 incident has caused great embarrassment for the Pakistanis abroad.

He said that the US president is talking about repeating Abbottabad-like strikes. He said that it was the Pakistan army’s turn to take action and the role of General Kayani was important in this regard.

Amir of Jamaat-e-Islami Sindh Dr Mairajul Huda Siddiqui said that the time of Zardari politics was about to end. He said that our rulers kill five persons in Quetta but they cannot curb drone attacks and American agents in the country.

Published in The Express Tribune, May 23rd, 2011.

COMMENTS (3)

Hassan | 12 years ago | Reply @ Taha, Imran has condemned terrorism time and time again, he believes the war in afghanistan is fueling the militancy in Pakistan. Please try to understand the situation, Imran is the only one doing something for this country its high time you stop criticising and start doing.
faraz | 12 years ago | Reply Ya, the role of Kiyani is very important, havent you read the recent wikileaks.
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