Imran Khan, the former prime minister and head of the “Equity Movement” party, announced today, Monday, that he would give Shahbaz Sharif’s administration a few more days to call early elections before leading his supporters in a march toward Islamabad and issuing a warning that he would not postpone the vote until after October.
According to the Pakistani newspaper “Don,” the movement’s head made his comments during a press conference in Islamabad the day after his opponents were shocked to learn that his party had won the majority of seats in the sub-elections.
“I give them [the government] exclusively for the motherland,” declared Khan.
Nawaz Sharif, the head of the Pakistani Islamic League-N and a political competitor of his, was accused of attempting to postpone the elections by the leader of the “Equity Movement,” claiming that “he fears the elections due to the popularity of the continually rising fairness movement.” the choice.
He ruled out the possibility of a dialogue with the government, which described its members as “criminals.
Imran claimed that his party had a thorough debate regarding “torture while in custody,” and that the party leaders had experienced it.
It is noteworthy that Khan was overthrown after he voted parliament by blocking confidence in his government last April, and recently led huge marches across the country to pressure for early elections..
Imran Khan offers Shahbaz Sharif’s administration in Pakistan a few days to call early elections
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