Prime Minister Imran Khan has stated that the opposition’s sole goal in opposing him is to gain power and close all of their corruption cases while also dismantling the National Accountability Bureau (NAB)
In response to the no-confidence motion, Prime Minister Imran Khan warned the Opposition that losing power would be “a small price to pay” and that he would go after the opposition even if it meant risking his life.
He called the key Opposition leaders PML-N President Shahbaz Sharif, PPP Co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari, and PDM chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman “three stooges” again at a public meeting in Kamalia on Saturday, while thanking them for bolstering PTI’s support base.
Nawaz Sharif will return to Pakistan from London, take support from the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP), and attack the courts once the opposition gains power and closes all corruption cases, according to the prime minister.
People are scared when they see their faces, he claims. They were worried that the three stooges would reclaim power. As a result, the masses rallied around me, and even those who previously opposed the PTI have begun to support us.
He claimed that Nawaz Sharif began yellow journalism, bought judges, and bought members of parliament in order to achieve his own objectives.
“Nawaz was corrupt, so he didn’t let a free judiciary thrive,” PM added. “Once again, his main target would be the courts; despite being in London, he has already divided the Supreme Court judges.”
After all of this, he continued, Nawaz Sharif’s next target will be the Pakistan Army. “He had problems with every army chief he appointed,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi said of Nawaz.
PM Imran Khan explained Nawaz’s “issues with army chiefs” by claiming that the army’s agencies are the first to learn of the PML-N suprema’s corruption.
“He wants to have control over them, just as he has over other institutions.” “In Nepal, Nawaz met Modi in secret,” the prime minister said.
In response to the no-confidence motion, Prime Minister Imran Khan warned the Opposition that losing power would be “a small price to pay” and that he would go after the opposition even if it meant risking his life.
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