Summary PTI changed political culture of Pakistan, process of change has started from Sindh: Imran Khan
HYDERABAD (Dunya News) – PTI chief Imran Khan said that nation will not have to wait long for the results of investigation of alleged rigging in election as the judicial commission has been made, he was addressing a press conference on Wednesday in Hyderabad.
Chairman Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Imran Khan has started his two days tour of Sindh. He landed at Hyderabad airport from where he went to Bhit Shah and visited the shrine of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai. After the visit to the holy shrine he addressed the press conference in which he said that PTI has started the process of change from Sindh. He said that local body election is the first and very necessary step to transfer power to the common people.
Imran said that PTI has changed the political culture of Pakistan, otherwise the ‘status quo’ was taking turns. Answering a question about PTI’s return to assemblies he said that PTI members resigned but their resignations were not accepted so now they have every right to sit in assemblies.
Talking about rigging allegations he said that the formation of judicial commission is a historic step as it is for the first time in the country that elections rigging is being investigated. He said that judicial commission will soon show the results of the investigation proving his claims.
He said that Interior Sindh does not show any signs of development while Sindh government gets 1800 billion rupees under NFC. Talking about Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) he said that not a single worker of any political party was victimized because "PTI has made KP police a non political force" while, he said, on the other hand police of Punjab and urban Sindh get appointed on political basis.
Before leaving for Hyderabad, Imran Khan said that he is going to Karachi despite the threats. He said that Nine-Zero must be fetching eggs and tomatoes to welcome him. He also criticized Defence Minister Khawaja Asif for his behavior in joint session of parliament on Tuesday. Talking about Yemen conflict he once again said that Pakistan should not become a part of Yemen war and should only play its role as a mediator.
