World News | Pakistan: Imran Khan warns Shehbaz government not to torture party leaders

Lahore [Pakistan]Sept. 3 (ANI): The PTI chief has issued a warning to the government led by Sheikh Baz Sharif after the alleged torture of Shah Baz Gir, a close aide to former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, that if the regime Continuing the torture, the party will take media reports that they are marching towards Islamabad.

This was at a public rally at the Zahoor Elahi Stadium in Gujarat, where Khan said his chief aide Gill was tortured in custody, while in Sindh a campaign against opposition leader Halim Adil Sheikh had been launched. 27 FIRs.

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Imran Khan, head of the Pakistan Justice Movement (PTI), said the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) cannot overcome the power of the people, according to the country’s local media Dawn.

Even in this latest speech, Imran Khan continued his rhetoric, saying that “the importing government is doing what foreign powers say. He noted that he will help those affected by the floods, but will not stop Haqeeqi Azadi from serving Movement for the country’s true independence.

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Speaking further, the PTI chief scoffed at the portion of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan recently approved by the Pakistani government. Recalling Shehbaz Sharif’s statement during his tenure, Khan noted that Sharif, who once said the country could not deal with the IMF, is now happy to talk about the organization’s loans.

Imran Khan also blamed the government for high inflation. He said that despite the drop in oil prices in the international market, the “importing government” has raised the price of petrol to Rs 236 per litre, according to the media portal.

To the importing administration, Khan boasted that while he tried to pursue an independent foreign policy and said “absolutely no” to the US, the current administration has done the opposite. Khan said the current government would never buy cheap fuel from Russia, and he feared leaders would allow foreign troops to use Pakistani soil for war.

Also, as Pakistan continues to face devastating floods, Khan said that the chief ministers of Punjab and KP (the PTI ruling state) have received over Rs 550 crore and the funds raised will be distributed across the country as needed, which he said will soon be Raise more funds.

“I started visiting flood-affected areas,” he said, adding that he would also continue to hold rallies as he prepared for the country’s campaign. (ANI)

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