Rawalpindi:
Given an ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel, PTI Parton-in-Chief Imran Khan said to postpone his party’s planned protest movement by two weeks, the former prime minister’s sisters said Tuesday after a meeting with him in Rawalpindis Adiala prison.
“Imran Khan has been postponing the protest movement for two weeks in the light of global circumstances,” said Noreen Khanum and Uzma Khan while talking to the media outside the prison.
According to them, the nation awaits statements from the prime minister, the president and the field marshal regarding Pakistan’s policy for the conflict.
On June 1, Imran announced the launch of a nationwide protest movement against the PML-N-LED government coalition and declared that he would lead the campaign behind pillars. The message was communicated by PTI -senator Ali Zafar after his meeting with Imran.
By tackling the media outside the prison, the senator had said that the former prime minister had decided that the waiting game was over and the party would now take the streets of a well -organized nationwide campaign. However, he had not revealed when the movement would be started.
Noreen noted that although the PTI founder had not met anyone for a week, he was well informed of international affairs. “He said that global development will affect Pakistan and that all Pakistanis must unite at this time,” adds that Imran is concerned about both internal and external situations.
She said Imran Khan called the proposed budget elite-culture-driven and pro-rich.
“The conditions of the poor are deteriorated markedly. That grade is carrying the entire tax burden and poverty will further rise.
“33 lakh (3.3 million) educated people have left Pakistan for the past three years. Each person leaving takes about $ 30,000 with them, which also causes a loss of currency.”
She said IMRAN KAN has instructed KP’s budget to be adopted only after his consultation with KP cm Ali Amin Gandapur and other PTI leaders planned to meet him.
