- Imran Khan said it has been a decisive time for Pakistan
- PTI chief also said that he wants to express gratitude to Shehbaz Sharif for the audio leak
- “They have been strengthening the bond with India for sake of money,” he added
MUZAFFARABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan said on Thursday that he was warned in the cypher that he would have to bear the loss, if he did not accept the demand.
Addressing a public gathering in Muzaffarabad, Imran Khan said Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif started polishing boats so crystal clear that he could see his face in it. He said he wanted the world to know reality of cypher.
He said the coalition government was imposed from abroad, because they were puppets. Through foreign conspiracy, the imported government was imposed on the nation, he maintained.
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The former prime minister said his government decided not to trade over sacrifices of Kashmiris, therefore he severed ties with India after Indian PM Narendra Modi’s government repealed special status of Kashmir on August 5, 2019.
“I am visiting the city on an occasion when it has been a decisive time in the history of Pakistan. The people of Kashmir have played a vital role in the freedom campaign for the past many years.
“I have raised your voices and became the ambassador of Kashmiris, I will not let the world forget your struggles,” he said.
PTI chief also said that he wants to express gratitude to Shehbaz Sharif for the audio leak of him in conversation with Azam Khan so the world can know that the cypher is a reality.
“You have destroyed your own self by releasing that audio clip.”
While lambasting the PML-N leadership he said that the audio clip revealed that Maryam Nawaz’s son-in-law imported machinery from India with whom Pakistan has no trade ties.
“They have been strengthening the bond with India for sake of money.”
While pointing his guns toward PPP, he said that Sindh has been in a devastating condition after the flood and Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto is staying in luxurious hotels during his trips.
