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‘Will never accept this govt’: Imran again demands early elections

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
May 16, 2022
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SWABI: Former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Monday reiterated his demand for early elections, saying that his party will never accept the “imported government”.

Addressing a public rally in Swabi, Pakhtunkhwa he said that he wanted to let the nation elect their rulers for the country. “We will never accept these thieves and slaves at any cost and we only want elections.”

He urged the youth to get ready for the struggle against the “foreign-backed” regime. “We also have to protest against those who imposed them upon us,” he added.

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“Those of you who cannot join me in Islamabad should come out in Swabi and fight against the imported government,” he said, reiterating that the agenda of all Pakistanis should be Ghulami Na Manzoor (No to slavery).

Imran Khan said that he will reveal the name of the poison which was used to induce a heart attack and kill the former director of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Dr. Muhammad Rizwan.

 He said that the FIA has already been “destroyed” as the official — who was probing the alleged corruption cases against Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and his sons — was “killed while another officer was fighting for his life”.

He said that after an operation was launched against the MQM, the party started targeting individual police personnel because of which Sindh police is still unable to become an independent department. 

“There’s a killer placed on top of the FIA. His end will be what the MQM did to the police after the operation,” he said. 

The PTI chief said that hundreds of thousand fought on behalf of British from India but no one thanked them because India was their colony and “slaves don’t have any respect”.

He said that 80, 0000 Pakistanis sacrificed their lives for the US war in Afghanistan and 3.5 million became Internally Displaced Persons (IDP).

“Our forces gave three times more sacrifices than the US army. Instead of thanking us, they say they could not win the war in Afghanistan because of Pakistan. Now, they have imposed their slaves here so they can do whatever they want but we will never accept the US slaves under any circumstances.”

Inviting everybody to his planned long march to the federal capital, the PTI chairman said: “We need to convey this message to the imported government and the foreign conspirators that we do not accept the regime change.”

Regarding the three bigwigs of the coalition government, he highlighted that during the 10-year period when these three stooges — Asif Ali Zardari, Nawaz Sharif, and Fazlur Rehman — were in power, 400 US drone attacks were reported in Pakistan.

He alleged that these “three stooges” did not raise their voices against the drone attacks due to which several innocent people lost their lives.

“These people would never raise their voices for the people of Pakistan because they are the slaves of the West and worship money more than anything else,” he said, alleging them of having offshore accounts.

The former premier said that they [the US] knew that Imran Khan would never let them mistreat the people of Pakistan, therefore, they have imposed this “imported government” here.

A 60 feet long and 30 feet wide stage was set up at Swabi Stadium for today’s rally. A large number of PTI workers and supporters flocked the venue of the public gathering. Strict security measures were put in place for the event.

PTI had announced protest rallies against the alleged foreign conspiracy of regime change and the ousting of former prime minister Imran Khan throughout the country.

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