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Reiterating his call for a long march to Islamabad, after May 20, former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has announced that his Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) party will pursue a stage a sit-in protest in Islamabad until the date of the next general elections in the country is announced.
Addressing a power show in Attock on Thursday, Khan urged people to unite with the PTI for a long march aiming toward an “independent Pakistan.” He declared that he was prepared to face any consequences that come his way, be it getting killed or being arrested, reported.
Send your families if you cannot participate yourself due to the fear of losing your jobs, stated the ousted Pakistan Prime Minister in his address to government employees.
Further, Imran Khan also claimed that an official of the US administration had called the retired former President Pervez Musharraf asking for support in the war against the Taliban in Afghanistan, failing which they would bomb Pakistan back to the Stone Age, reported.
In addition, the ousted Prime Minister stated that the Biden administration had threatened Pakistan that if the no-confidence motion against Imran Khan did not succeed, Pakistan should be prepared for extreme repercussions. The former Pakistan Prime Minister, Imran Khan had urged everyone to act against the alleged foreign conspiracy against his government but it was rendered futile.
Meanwhile, Imran Khan’s power show was attended by former Punjab chief minister Usman Buzdar, former ministers Sheikh Rashid, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, Ali Muhammad Khan, and former special assistants Malik Ameen Aslam and Zulfi Bukhari to name a few, reported.
