If it is attached to the wall, I will not remain silent, I will tell everyone: Imran Khan

 

Former Prime Minister and PTI chairman Imran Khan has said, "If we are stuck to the wall, I will not remain silent. I will put everything in front of the nation."

In a news conference in Islamabad on Tuesday, Imran Khan said that he was silent so as not to harm the country.

 "Everyone knows who did what," he said.

He appealed to the institutions and the people to come forward to save the country.

Imran Khan once again referred to the alleged foreign conspiracy and said that "the United States was not happy with Pakistan's independent foreign policy, so it joined hands with Mir Jaffer and Mir Sadiq to change the government."

"The United States wanted the old series to continue and its orders to be obeyed over the phone."

He also said that the change of government had severely damaged Pakistan and stalled the democratic process.

Referring to the attack on columnist Ayaz Amir, he said that times have changed, this is the age of social media, now information cannot be stopped.

Imran Khan once again expressed his fears about himself, saying, "I have made a video, if anything happens to me, it will come out."

Referring to the case of Hamza Shahbaz in the Chief Minister's Office, he said, "Why his decision is not coming soon. In our case, the courts were open at night."

He once again accused former President Asif Ali Zardari and Nawaz Sharif of corruption, saying that one was called 10 per cent and the other was also filmed by a British broadcaster on corruption.

He said that those who came to reduce inflation have broken all records of inflation.

"The conspirators did not think that the people would take to the streets like this, but everyone at the parade ground saw that the people were not ready to accept them," he said.

Imran Khan appealed to his voters to go to the by-elections and vote for the PTI candidates, defeating them despite rigging.

He reiterated that the solution to all the country's problems is a clean and transparent general election, and that we must ultimately move towards it.