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Imran Asks Supporters to Back Supreme Court for Sake of Democracy and Rule of Law in Pakistan
LAHORE: On Friday, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan made an impassioned appeal to all segments of society to lend support to the top court, saying that democracy in Pakistan is now hanging by a thread called Supreme Court. Speaking from his Zaman Park residence, the PTI chairman called on all those who want democracy in the country to stand with the Supreme Court and the Constitution of Pakistan.
He further stated that the ruling mafia had weakened all institutions and created hatred among them and the people of Pakistan. If this trend continues, the nation must get ready to take to the streets for peaceful protests after Eid. Mr. Khan announced that he would lead the protests from the front.
Noting that the economy is already ruined, and democracy and the people of Pakistan are facing a debacle, he asked the powers that be to take remedial measures immediately to turn around the fate of the country. He explained what he called the torture and excesses being committed against party leaders and workers and said the powers that be should keep in mind that they would not be able to force the nation to accept the "corrupt" rulers, who were about to be convicted in the Rs24 billion FIA and NAB cases.
He regretted that the establishment had allegedly sided with the corrupt mafia just to ensure that Imran Khan must not return to power. He said the rulers' attack on the judiciary, attempts to block elections, decision to stop poll funds, and weakening of institutions indicated their "one-point agenda to keep Imran Khan out of power."
"Their earlier claim that they have marked a cross on my name," he added.
The PTI chief predicted that the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) and the caretaker Punjab government would begin another phase of arresting party's senior leaders and office-bearers after the 27th of Ramazan.
Asserting that people will no longer bear such excesses, Mr. Khan warned the powers that be to be mindful of the fact that when "a nation rises, the violent tactics do not work."
He said PTI's popularity was increasing by the day, adding that he was facing difficulties in selecting candidates for the party ticket for Punjab elections from among so many applicants on each seat.
Referring to court matters, Mr. Khan said the prohibited funding case had reached its logical end, while the Toshakhana case would become a nightmare for Nawaz Sharif, Asif Zardari, and Maryam Nawaz, who had "stolen" luxury vehicles from the state repository despite a ban.
Earlier, in a series of tweets, the former premier said the judicial magistrate had handed over Ali Amin Gandapur to the Punjab police on orders of "Namaloom" (unknown) in sheer violation of the Islamabad High Court's (IHC) order. He condemned the way Mr. Gandapur was being treated, clearly on orders of the "Namaloom."
"Despite IHC inductive order viz handing over custody, he was handed over to Punjab police by Judicial Magistrate at 11:40 pm, the other day in brazen violation of IHC Court order," he stated.
Talking about the division within the judiciary, he said everyone should pray for unity among the judges in the Supreme Court and warned that division at the top court would be tragic.
"Division among the apex court will be a tragedy for the country," he cautioned. He said the country cannot be saved unless the Constitution is saved.
Lashing out at the imported government for running away from elections, he reiterated that this cabal of crooks did not care
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