Imran Khan wants public to fight for justice

Imran Khan wants public to fight for justice

Imran Khan, chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), has asked the public to come out and fight against the unfair system and corrupt politicians in the country.

Addressing to the Pakistan public, the PTI chief said, “We will root out the cruelty-based status quo. I am determined to break the status quo. The looted money would be taken back from the Swiss banks.”

Imran claimed that he will bring justice in the country and there will be no difference between the rich and the poor. The law will be same for everyone and even the rich will be punished in case of being involved in wrong doings.

The former cricketer further went onto say that the country can only prosper if there is industrialisation. He claimed to provide equal education opportunities for everyone in the country and said that youngster will have employment.

Imran stressed on the importance of education by saying that he will introduce an indiscriminative educational system in the country, as it is necessary for the poor people of Pakistan. He also added that an education emergency in the country.

Earlier, Imran stressed that the future of Pakistan is in the hands of the youth. He wanted the young generation to join hands with him and lead the country out of crisis.

The most popular leader in the country said, “We all have to fight for the survival of Pakistan which is being destroyed by a tiny corrupt mafia ruling the country for years. If an ordinary person commits theft out of poverty he is jailed, but an NRO comes
to the rescue
of big dacoits. If the biggest culprit becomes the president how could other criminals be brought to the book.”

The PTI leader has also claimed that it was important for all the parties to reveal their assets in front of the public. He claimed to do so in the coming week and said every detail will be presented in front of the media.

He also challenged the opposition parties to do the same if they were honest with the people of Pakistan. However, it is unlikely to happen with the current rate of corruption in the country.

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Posted by Waqar Masood on Nov 29 2011. Filed under Pakistan, Politics. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry