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Associated Press Of Pakistan PM urges opposition parties to prepare for next elections
ISLAMABAD, April 4 (APP) Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday while expressing his wonder over the opposition parties’ tactics, advised them to go to public and contest the next elections.
During his televised public interaction in “Aapka Wazir-e-Azam Aap Kay Saath” programme, the prime minister said that during the last three and half years, the opposition only wanted to get NRO-II and their whole efforts revolved around this objective.
When he had announced elections, so what the opposition was doing in the Supreme Court, he said, and questioned why they wanted restoration of the government?
Their efforts were focused on to return to power so that they could do away with the National Accountability Bureau by securing NRO-II.
Responding to various public queries, the prime minister said the opposition leaders had always played fixed matches and now their efforts were afoot to secure their vested interests by ending the corruption cases.
Replying to a query of a caller, the prime minister said that in the next elections, they would give party tickets to those persons who only thought of the country. It was better to lose than emerge triumphant with such ‘turn coats’.
He said the recent issue of purchase of loyalties of the members of the parliament by the opposition, the democratic values in the country had been marred.
The prime minister informed that tonight along with his party leaders and workers would participate in a protest procession outside the Red Zone in Islamabad to register protest against the opposition for playing part in the foreign conspiracy.
He said the opposition had fears that if the PTI government completed its tenure, their political gimmicks would end forever like in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa where in the second phase of local government elections, people had voted for the PTI, eliminating all other political parties.
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