Imran Khan not to attend inaugural NA session

The NA convenes tomorrow where the newly elected members of the Parliament will take oath.


Zahid Gishkori May 31, 2013
Imran Khan has been advised complete bed rest by his doctors. PHOTO: PTI OFFICIAL FACEBOOK PAGE

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan won't be able to attend the National Assembly session on Saturday on account of his health.

PTI officials said Imran was advised by doctors to not attend the NA session as the journey could prove to be detrimental to his health.

"Yes, Imran will not attend the NA session tomorrow," a senior official said.

PTI secretary information Shireen Mazari also confirmed the party chief's absence from the inaugural session.

The NA convenes on Saturday June 1, when the newly elected members of the Parliament will take oath.

Imran was ordered to take bed-rest after he fractured a vertebrae and a rib after falling from a hoist lifting him on to a stage just days before the May 11 general elections.

Imran had won from three seats in the elections, NA-1 Peshawar, NA-56 Rawalpindi and NA-71 Mianwali. Of these seats, Imran decided to forego the NA-1 and NA-71 seats.

COMMENTS (21)

Mirza | 10 years ago | Reply

It is sad but the truth is IK took a nasty fall due to his own mistake and the chaos that was PTI security. If NS or Zardari or Fazal would have made the same mistake there would be cartoons and ridicule all over the media. It says a lot about the mismanagement and lack of planning or organization in the party. All humans and their votes are equal and all are mortals.

Ayesha Khan | 10 years ago | Reply

@Kashif Excuse will be over? Dude go take a similar fall break a bit of your back bone & ribs & then tell everyone how easy it is to recover from it LIKE A MAN.

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