Responding to a question, Imran said that Hashmi should have voiced his reservations, adding that the PTI president misunderstood his statement regarding his refusal to accept a government of technocrats.
Last night, it was rumoured that Hashmi left for Multan owing to intra-party rifts, while earlier today, family sources confirmed that Hashmi is not going to participate in the ‘Azadi’ march.
Talking about the Lahore High Court’s decision to stop PTI from holding an “unconstitutional long march”or any “unconstitutional sit-in”, Imran said that his protests are always non-violent and peaceful.
“I have all the evidence, election was rigged,” Imran said, holding the PML-N responsible for rigging.
He said his march is a defining moment on whether people want democracy or a monarchy.
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Sharif courts at it again there day's are numbered they are and always have been on the wrong side of history crooked ppl fearing they will be exposed! Former Cjp having influence along with showbaz.