KAMALIA: Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that the only objective behind the opposition’s no-confidence motion against him is to come into power and close all of their corruption cases and dismantle the National Accountability Bureau (NAB)
On the no-confidence motion, PM Imran Khan warned the Opposition that his losing power was “a small price to pay” and he would go after the Opposition even if it costs him “his life”.
Addressing a public meeting in Kamalia on Saturday, he once again called the key Opposition leaders — PML-N President Shahbaz Sharif, PPP Co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari, and PDM chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman — ‘three stooges, while he also thanked them for boosting PTI’s support base.
The premier said that once the opposition comes into power and closes all the corruption cases, Nawaz Sharif would return to Pakistan from London, take support from the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) and attack the courts.
He asserted that people are frightened after seeing their faces. They became afraid that the three stooges might return to power. Thus, the masses turned towards me and even those, who were against PTI, have now started supporting us.
He said that Nawaz Sharif had started yellow journalism, paid off judges, and bought members of parliaments to achieve his own goals.
“Nawaz was corrupt so he did not let a free judiciary thrive, again, his major target would be the courts, he despite being in London has already divided the Supreme Court judges,” PM added
He went on to say that after all these things, Nawaz Sharif’s next target will be the Pakistan Army. “He had issues with every army chief that he had appointed,” the prime minister said about Nawaz.
Giving a reason behind Nawaz’s “issues with army chiefs”, PM Imran Khan said the army’s agencies are the first ones who get information about the PML-N suprema’s corruption.
“He wants to control them as he already controls other institutions. Nawaz also met Modi secretively in Nepal,” the prime minister said.
On the no-confidence motion, PM Imran Khan warned the Opposition that his losing power was “a small price to pay” and he would go after the Opposition even if it costs him “his life”.
