Imran Khan News: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief and former Prime Minister Imran Khan has made it clear that if his party is banned, he will form a new political party to contest the upcoming general elections and win the elections. Pakistan’s Dawn newspaper has given this information quoting Nikkei Asia.
Significantly, after the violent protests across the country on May 9, some people in the government want to ban PTI. Pakistan’s Home Minister Rana Sanaullah has made it clear that banning PTI is the only solution.
At the same time, the Defense Minister of the country has also advocated for banning PTI. In this sequence, the President of Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) and the current Foreign Minister of the country Bilawal Bhutto Zardari had also said that his party would not oppose any move to ban PTI.
Will win the election by forming a new party: Imran Khan
In such a situation, on the question of possible ban of journalists, Imran Khan said, “If they (PTI) are banned, we will form a new party with a new name and still win the election.” Not only this, the former prime minister further said that ‘even if they disqualify me and put me in jail, the party will win’.
The PTI chief further emphasized that even though things have changed a lot in politics, his supporters are still together. In such a situation, it is certain that his new party will also win the election. On the ongoing crackdown on his party, Imran Khan said that the government is ‘still trying to break it through intimidation’.
There was a ruckus on the arrest of Imran Khan
Please tell that on May 9, when in the Islamabad High Court Imran Khan He was arrested by the paramilitary personnel when he arrived for production. Because of this, large-scale violence had erupted in Pakistan. Allegedly, Imran’s supporters created a lot of terror. On the day of violence, rioters targeted military installations and government buildings. Since this incident, action is being demanded for PTI.
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