Imran Khan’s time-up, bid adieu to politics now: Bilawal

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Imran Khan’s time-up, bid adieu to politics now: Bilawal
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KARACHI: PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari called PTI Chairman Imran Khan a “liar and a hypocrite” and said it was time for him to  bid adieu to politics and sit at home.

Bilawal while addressing an event arranged by his party to celebrate victory of PPP’s Abdul Hakeem Baloch in NA-237 by-election, berating Khan said that owing to actions of “incompetent and inept” former premier, country’s foreign policy had to suffer a serious blow.

At outset of his speech, he thanked people of Malir for coming out of their houses to cast votes in favour of PPP candidate in October 16 by-election and appreciated them for “always resisting dictator of every era”. “Akin to past, people of Malir also fought against this selected leader,” Bilawal said, adding that just like they resisted dictatorship of General Zia-ul-Haq and Pervez Musharraf, they also stood up to Khan.  He said that damage done by “incompetent” and “selected” Khan was not only felt by people of Malir but whole country.

Published in The Daily National Courier, October, 20 2022

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