Today In a recent conversation with journalists at the Adiala Jail courtroom, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan expressed his willingness to engage in negotiations with the military. Khan stated that the military should appoint a representative for these talks, highlighting the party’s readiness to resolve ongoing tensions.
Imran Khan Signals Dialogue
Khan clarified that PTI has not leveled accusations against the military but has merely critiqued certain actions. When questioned about the apparent contradiction of seeking dialogue with the military while also criticizing it, Khan addressed concerns about the lack of dialogue with political parties. He stated, “The country is under an undeclared martial law. What is SIFC, and who is Mohsin Naqvi? Naqvi is their representative, installed here through their influence.”
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Imran Khan’s remarks indicate his desire to ease the mistrust and tension between PTI and the establishment. However, he firmly rejected the idea of Mohsin Naqvi acting as a mediator, accusing Naqvi of collaborating with the Punjab Inspector General to oppress PTI members. Khan emphatically stated, “I will never speak to Mohsin Naqvi. He has orchestrated injustices against us.”
Khan also criticized Maryam Nawaz, labeling her a “fascist.” Furthermore, he questioned the decisions of Chief Justice Aamer Farooq regarding his alleged abduction from the Judicial Complex. Khan requested that Chief Justice Farooq recuse himself from handling his cases, suggesting that other judges in the Islamabad High Court should take over.
Talk On 9th May
Addressing the events of May 9, Khan insisted that any PTI member found guilty should be punished accordingly. He accused the current government of attempting to sow discord between PTI and the military with the intent of dismantling his party.
Imran Khan’s statements reflect his ongoing struggle to navigate Pakistan’s complex political landscape and his determination to restore PTI’s standing amidst these challenges.