Imran Khan, the leader of the PTI, calls for protests in response to Hamza Shahbaz's "surprising" success.

Imran Khan

 

Imran Khan, the leader of the PTI, calls for protests in response to Hamza Shahbaz's "surprising" success.

Regarding Hamza Shahbaz's unexpected success in the Punjab Assembly, PTI Chairman Imran Khan urged the public to protest the deputy speaker's decision tonight by taking to the streets.

The PTI chairman was speaking to the press following the Punjab Assembly managed election in which Pervez Elahi lost to PML-N nominee Hamza Shahbaz for the position of CM of Punjab. After PML-10 Q's votes were disallowed by the deputy speaker, Hamza's win was assured.

The PTI leader expressed his dismay at the events that occurred in the Punjab Assembly during the runoff election.

Additionally, the ex-prime minister revealed that he has always hoped for the nation's democracy to move to a western-style democracy. The cornerstone of democracy, he continued, is "morality," but it also includes a fairness and accountability.

"A military does not exist in a democracy. The army is not located in House; it is located elsewhere. Morality is the one thing that Parliament possesses "the PTI leader stated.

By using the UK as an illustration, the PTI chairman stated “British democracy is effective since Boris Johnson was forced to quit for hosting a party when the coronavirus was present.

"He had to retire as a result of it, even though it wasn't known here. Morality is the foundation of democracy "Imran stated.

The PTI leader brought up the "circus" that had taken place in the Sindh House prior to the referendum of no-confidence and presently.

"In the Sindh House, legislators were placed up for sale. For thirty years, Asif Zardari has been plundering the nation. All of these horse trade is taking on using taxpayer resources in Sindh "the PTI leader stated.

After being dismissed from government, the ex-prime minister said he went to the public. Bringing up how tear gas was used against his nonviolent demonstration and how houses were searched.

"People voted in record numbers in the by-elections. People turned out in opposition to American enslavement "the PTI leader stated.

"parliament leader must make the decision; Shujaat's statement is insufficient on its own. Whatever transpired today would increase economic ambiguity "the PTI leader remarked.

The ex-prime minister claimed that when his letter urging legislators to support a particular candidate was disallowed, the parliamentary leader took its place.

 

"Today is a protesting day; we need to be told that we are not animals but rather, human beings. To prove that we are not sheep, all of us should record their objection. They destroyed the public mandate, and the courts are now under intense scrutiny "the PTI chairman remarked.

The ex-prime minister said that Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain, who is the chairman of a group, is not really the PML-legislative Q's leader.

According to Khan, if little criminals are put in prison and large bandits are not apprehended, the country will not advance. He continued by saying that a foreign plot and the use of stolen funds brought down his government's central administration first.

"We have fought with people frequently because they would don't let the country develop. Their money, which is stored abroad in dollars, would rise as the value of the rupee falls. We won't permit thieves to use stolen funds to hijack our legitimacy "The PTI chairman said.

Based on party chairman's request, PTI officials used their Twitter accounts to call on all of its followers and employees to assemble around key thoroughfares in Pakistan's largest cities in order to voice their opposition.

PTI will Approach with SC

Asad Umar, the PTI secretary, had said on Twitter that the PTI will submit a plea to the Supreme Court.

Imran Khan, the leader of the PTI, calls for protests in response to Hamza Shahbaz's "surprising" success.


Farrukh Habib, the central secretary for communications for PTI, said that the party received 186 votes in today's election. Nevertheless, the deputy speaker refused the ten votes "unconstitutionally" despite having an overwhelming majority.

He declared that PTI members and employees will fight over "unconstitutional decision."

 

Imran Khan, the leader of the PTI, calls for protests in response to Hamza Shahbaz's "surprising" success.

 

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