Pakistan Political Crisis: The political stir in Pakistan is still intense. Meanwhile, former Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that Pakistan’s military establishment wants to stop his opposition party from winning the next elections. She wants a weak government in the country. However, the people of the country want such a government to be formed which can rescue Pakistan from this financial crisis.
Former Pakistan Imran Khan, present in his home in Lahore amid heavy security arrangements, has given an interview to Bloomberg in which he criticized the current government and strongly attacked the army. He said that the government is getting my supporters arrested. Their aim is to crush Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf.
behind the attack
Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan, who was ousted from power last year after losing a vote of confidence in parliament, continues to lead the popularity polls. He has said in the interview that the people of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf did not carry out these attacks. These attacks have been done with the aim of defaming me and taking action against me. Someone else is behind the attack.
When will elections be held in Pakistan
Former PM of Pakistan Imran Khan also talked about the elections in Pakistan. He said that when he is convinced that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf i.e. PTI’s ability to win elections has ended, then he will announce elections in the country. This is part of a well thought out conspiracy. Representatives of the government and the military did not respond to a comment on Khan’s claims. Bloomberg had requested him to respond to Khan’s claims. Imran Khan and his supporters were accused by the government and the army of attacking government property.
Pakistan’s army is the most powerful organization in the country
Let us tell you that Pakistan’s army is the most powerful organization in the country. The military plays a major role in foreign and security policies while directly governing the country. Most prime ministers, including Imran Khan, have depended on the support of the military to stay in power, but attempts to influence army appointments have cost the government dearly.