Imran Khan not ready to talk with PML (N)

Imran Khan not ready to talk with PML (N)

Chairman Pakistan Tehreek e Insaaf, Imran Khan has clearly mentioned that his party is ready to talk to any other political force in the country but not Pakistan Muslim League (N) because the cricketer turned politician feels that PML (N) has supported the
corrupt rule of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) since last four years.

Pakistan is currently facing a political turmoil as the government is not having ideal relations with the Supreme Court of Pakistan and the military. The memo-gate controversy has caused a number of problems for the government of PPP and the Supreme Court
is expected to give a tough verdict on the NRO case as well.

In the current situation, some of the political analysts in the country feel that the opposition parties must be on the same page and they should create a sense of harmony among themselves.

Since October 2011, PTI has emerged as a major political force in the country and Imran Khan is without doubt the most popular political leader in Pakistan at the present moment.

Imran is of the opinion that the present government must be removed through constitutional means and early elections are going to be something good for the country and will bring about a positive change. Chairman PTI feels that PML (N) should be held responsible
for prolonging the regime of PPP.  

He said, "The system will not be derailed, instead it will get more strength if the present government goes. My party will not hold talks with the PML-N as the party has been defending the PPP-led government in the name of protecting democracy and is part
of the system which it talks about changing."

Imran further added that if PML (N) is serious about dismantling the government, it should first resign from the assemblies.  

“We will not join the PML-N… We will contact all other parties. If the PML-N is serious about their stance, then why is it not resigning from the assemblies? Nawaz had said to [President Asif Ali] Zardari that even if the PPP [Pakistan Peoples Party] leaves
you, we will be standing with you,” Imran added.

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Posted by Yasir Hashmi on Jan 12 2012. Filed under Pakistan. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry