Long march is a test for judiciary, bureaucracy and ‘neutrals’: Imran

Masses are not ready to accept ‘imported govt’ at any cost, says PTI chairman while addressing youth in Peshawar

Former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Tuesday said that his party’s long march to Islamabad, scheduled for May 25 (tomorrow), was a test for the judiciary, bureaucracy and the “neutrals” to show whether they were with or against the “thieves” governing the country.

“It is a test for everyone, including the police,” the ousted premier told the youth while addressing them in Peshawar.

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Imran further said that the nation was well aware and awake and it knew about the ‘conspiracy’, and would make the right decision.

He went on to add that the nation will never accept the subservience of “thieves” and the “imported government” at any cost, and invited people from all provinces and cities to become a part of his march.

During the presser, Imran told youth that it was their responsibility to remove the obstacles in the way of long march being staged for their ‘real freedom’.

“We have always remained peaceful and under the ambit of the Constitution and the law.”

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According to the PTI chief, his party never harmed police or the masses during any of the protests staged during its tenure. He severely criticised the crackdown launched against PTI leaders and workers since last night by the “imported government, slaves of the Americans and the biggest thieves imposed on us.”

The former premier claimed that his party always allowed its rivals to organise protests as it was their democratic right. In spite of this, he noted, people were thrown behind bars and sanctity of homes was violated against the traditions last night.

He reiterated that Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) supremo Nawaz Sharif hatched a ‘conspiracy’ from London and the “Mir Jaffars and Mir Sadiqs at home” toppled the government.

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“At least 60 per cent of the current Cabinet is out on bail,” he added.

Imran Khan announced that he would lead the youth and rest of the party workers from Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa to Islamabad tomorrow.

“Whoever that will come in our way will be washed away by the ocean of people,” he remarked.

He added that the PTI will instruct its youth to be “fully prepared” for an internet and mobile phone outage.

Concluding, he said, “Our campaign will begin tomorrow and it will continue until a schedule for fresh elections is announced, the assemblies are dissolved and the imported government is sent packing.”