I don’t want to harm the army in any way with my words: IK
Lahore: Former Prime Minister and PTI Chairman Imran Khan, who is leading his second long march -Haqeeqi Azadi March-from Lahore’s Liberty Chowk has said that he wants Pakistan Army to become a strong institution and that no harm comes its way.
While talking to a private news channel, the former Prime Minister said that while he can say a lot, he does not wish any harm to come to the army. Talking to a separate channel. Imran Khan said that the purpose of his long march is to seek early the incumbent government.
“I do not want to say anything, I can say a lot. I do not want the enemies of Pakistan – who are against the army to take advantage of my statements. I do not want that anything I say causes any damage to the army.” he said Talking about his alleged regime change conspiracy, the ex-PM said that the nation was united and had decided not to accept the robbers imposed on them through a foreign conspiracy.
He added that the people will not accept those who help them. “People are also going against their facilitators.” he said, adding that it was now clear where the nation was standing. “And as this march moves towards Islamabad, it will become clear to all where the nation is standing they want free and fair elections and will not accept these robbers under any circumstances,” he added.
Election, not interference elections, not “interference”. “We don’t want interference, we want elections,” Imran replied, adding that the intervention was sought by those were couldn’t contest elections and did not have the nation’s support – an apparent reference to asked whether PTI was planning to stage a sit-in in Islamabad, he said “the party has just begun”. implying that it was too early for a sit-in.
I am Muhammad Sheharyar Khan, a Pakistan national. I recently completed my FSc in Pre-Engineering and am currently pursuing a BS in International Relations at the University of Management and Technology in Lahore. I passed the fourth semester with the Dean’s Award. I enjoy tinkering with language and luring an audience in with the sparks of my speech, which offer a glimpse of information at every level, from local to global.
I am currently enrolled in a programme where we learn to interact with people both locally and internationally and a touch of public speaking where we are pave us for journalism.
I have written an Urdu poetic book and some English stories stories International published books.
