- The Supreme Court has pledged to continue working towards free and fair elections, in order to rid the country of corrupt leaders. The court has stated that the entire nation is standing with the constitution, and they will not stop until their goal is achieved.
Imran Khan, the Chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), strongly criticized the corrupt cable imposed on the nation by Gen (Retd) Bajwa, which has plunged the country into deep crisis. He vowed that the PTI would hold rallies every day from next week until May 14, when Punjab Assembly elections are scheduled as directed by the Supreme Court. In a massive rally in Lahore on Saturday, he expressed solidarity with CJP and SC, and said that the people of Pakistan have decided to stand with the Constitution and against the mafia that is putting pressure on and doing propaganda against the CJP and other judges.
He announced that the PTI had already held rallies in all provinces, districts, and over 4000 UCs with one slogan: “I Stand With Supreme Court”. He also revealed the plan for daily rallies, and said that he would come out and prepare the public to protest if elections were not held. Imran Khan believes that when a country’s Constitution is violated, it means the justice system and the rule of law have ended, and most of all, it means that the nation has lost its freedom and become slaves.
He urged the nation to not rest until elections are held and Pakistan is free from the clutches of the cable of crooks who have ruined the country. He also criticized Bilawal’s visit to India to attend a meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), saying that the way Bilawal was treated by his Indian counterpart was a matter of shame for all of us. He castigated Shehbaz Sharif, asking what Sharif was doing in London when the country was facing terrorism.
Imran Khan vowed to continue his struggle for the rule of law in Pakistan, calling for free and fair elections to end the country’s political turmoil.
He criticized the imported rulers for ruining the national economy and causing unprecedented inflation and unemployment in the country. He reiterated that free and fair elections were the only way forward to end the current chaos in the country, and that his party would not allow anyone to breach the Constitution. Imran Khan called their struggle a “jihad” for the real independence of Pakistan.
In a statement, Imran Khan criticized the government and denounced it as fascist. He pointed out that even though the Islamabad High Court recognized the right to hold peaceful rallies under Articles 15,16,17 and 19 of the Constitution, the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) police still used violence against the rally participants who were there to support the Constitution and the Rule of Law.Khan expressed his concern that Pakistan has become a lawless society and a banana republic.
He urged the citizens to stand up for the Rule of Law, otherwise, Pakistan would have no future as a prosperous and democratic country.
Earlier, Khan expressed his gratitude to the people of Lahore for their support and for coming out in large numbers twice in one week. He also thanked the people of Pakistan who joined the rally to stand up for the Constitution and the Rule of Law.
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