At the Karachi Airport, Imran said that free and fair elections are needed. “Any foul means may result in terrible outcomes.” Before he visited different areas in the city, Imran addressed businessmen at the Karachi Chamber of Commerce. “It is impossible to make the Tsunami come to a standstill,” he told them, claiming that 80 per cent of the country’s citizens are with him and are waiting for a system of justice in Pakistan. The party’s leaders, including Dr Arif Alvi and Nadir Akmal Laghari, then travelled around the city with him. Imran addressed crowds at Metroville, Baldia Town, Hazara Colony, Sohrab Goth, Korangi and Keamari.
He told them he would not forgive his opponents for their “dirty tricks” and all corrupt people who plundered the masses will be taken to court. “The law and order situation can be controlled in 90 days. PTI is fully prepared to tackle the entire crisis.” He said the party’s plan was to replace government citadels, including Governor Houses, with public libraries and parks.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 23rd, 2012.
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Khan is a good guy but naive and arrogant. He is over estimating his success with some style. Assumption that he is going to sweep the election, can't be right.
@Ahsan Mlk:
There you go. Hammad is first one to answer your call.
@Ahsan Mlk:
The only anti-PTI trolls are in your own head. Anyone having basic mental faculties should be able to see the holes in Imran Khan's claims, but trying to attack every news item related to him serves no purpose, unlike PTI trolls who swarm around every reference to their Great Leader.
@Ahsan Mlk: Why do pti supporters have to be so provocative and attention seeking?
Anti-PTI trolls! Where art thou?