‘Imran can’t be arrested but can be disqualified’

City News Mar, 20 2023
‘Imran can’t be arrested but can be disqualified’
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KARACHI: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf former leader Faisal Vawda said that Imran Khan cannot be arrested but can be disqualified. Imran should also leave ego and appear before court. Talking to private media channel Faisal Vawda said Imran Khan needed to first of all to pay attention to his sleeve snakes.

He said everyone has ego issue and people are facing difficulties. People cannot bear PDM’s burden. People are tired of their faces.

Vawda said Constitution, law and democracy is not providing jobs. All thieves are brought back again and again with certificates of honesty and truthfulness. Not much time to call Pakistan banana republic, we have headed toward that. Former Minister said dollar is out of control, no one is willing to give us debt. People around Imran Khan are taking benefits of his popularity. He said country’s situation will get better if PDM press conference less. Vawda said London plan will bring Pakistan to situation from where comeback will be difficult. “Chief Justice and Army Chief can play positive role”, he stated.

Published in The Daily National Courier, March, 20 2023

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