Imran Khan berated mandatory government, Rulers nervous over Army Chief’s appointment

Lahore: (Staff Reporter) Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman and former Prime Minister Imran Khan berated the incumbent government, saying that the rulers are nervous about the appointment of the Army Chief. The PTI chief said that “there were differences with the establishment for not removing Usman Buzdar from the post of the Punjab chief minister.”

Furthermore he adding that “the establishment and the government were on the same page on the matters of foreign policy. The differences occurred after his return from Russia.”

Moreover talking about an assassination attempt on him in Wazirabad, Imran Khan stated that he was certain he was shot by a sniper, adding that there were multiple assailants.

As per details the former Prime Minister said that the JIT has started an investigation into the matter, adding that Punjab CM Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi is not responsible for the non-filing of an FIR.

Meanwhile giving his take on the country’s economy, Imran said that the fear of Pakistan’s default increases because the economy cannot be put on the right track due to political instability, but the only entity on which Pakistan’s economy is heavily dependent is the Overseas Pakistanis.