Time for Nawaz's rule to end has come, says Imran

He also reveals a PTI worker was killed in the morning today after being hit by a bullet


Web Desk September 01, 2014

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan, while addressing his supporters on Monday on the third day of clashes between protesters and the police, said the time for Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s rule to come to an end has come.

“In maximum 48 hours we will say goodbye to Nawaz,” he remarked.

He also revealed that a PTI worker was killed in the morning today after being hit by a bullet.

Over 800 protesters broke into the PTV headquarters today but the Pakistan Army managed to get the situation under control and cleared the building pushing the protesters out.

Referring to the attack, the PTI chief condemned the incident and said that there was no justification for the attack.

“Whoever entered the PTV headquarters is not part of PTI,” he added.

Speaking about the clashes, Imran said that the government brought “other people” in police uniform to torture the protesters, referring to the impostors as Gullu Butts.

“PM Nawaz and Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan will be punished for this,” he remarked.

“If people who are responsible for the clashes are not punished they will keep on carrying out such acts,” the party chief stated.

Even police decided today not to break any law, said Imran, thanking the police.

“Our country is being changed forever; very few Muslim nations can say that they are a true democracy and I hope Pakistan will be the first nation to become a true democracy,” he said.

“We did not ask the army to become the mediators or facilitators in the ongoing political crisis,” Imran added, referring to the controversy over who requested for army intervention.

COMMENTS (32)

Pankaj | 10 years ago | Reply

Army's decision to stand neutral instead of following govt. orders , which they should do, proves that they are behind this staged drama.

Hamda | 10 years ago | Reply

IK zindabad!

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