Imran Khan to resume ‘Haqeeqi Azadi’ movement from Saturday

The PTI chief says that due to the lack of rule of law, the country has been gripped by corruption.
Reiterating his rebellious stance, Khan tells workers to “threaten those who are threatening them”.
They claim that IMF and World Bank say that Pakistan is becoming another Sri Lanka.

LAHORE: PTI chairman and former prime minister Imran Khan on Wednesday announced the resumption of his “real independence”. [true freedom] From Saturday (September 24), the movement started and appealed to the people to take to the streets as soon as they were called upon.

Addressing the All Pakistan Lawyers’ Convention in Lahore, Khan urged party workers and supporters to get ready for his call as establishing “rule of law” is the country’s prime need.

He said that if the justice system is not correct, the country’s economy will not be able to be streamlined, adding that there will be no investment in the absence of rule of law.

The PTI chief said that due to the lack of rule of law, the country has been gripped by corruption.

Since his ouster in April, Khan has repeatedly called for “fair and free” snap polls, warning of “severe repercussions” if the government failed to comply with his demands. .

The PTI had tried to hold a long march to Islamabad in May, which was stopped and suppressed by the police.

IMF and World Bank have said that Pakistan is becoming another Sri Lanka. Today, inflation in Pakistan is at the highest level in history. We will get Pakistan out of it. [situation]The former prime minister said.

He reminded the lawyers of their responsibility in the current situation and asked them to stand up for the rule of law.

Turning the conversation to a case of his own, Khan said a case regarding amendments to the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) law is in court.

“If 500,000 overseas Pakistanis invest, we will not need to ask for loans,” Khan said.

He questioned the participants of the lawyers’ convention and asked how much is Narendra Modi’s property abroad?

‘Threat those who threaten you’

Repeating his words. Rebel stancehe asked them to retaliate and “threaten people who are threatening them by calling them from unknown numbers.”

Khan said all party leaders, workers and supporters should threaten “callers from unknown numbers” and tell them that freedom of expression is their constitutional right.

Comparing developed and underdeveloped countries, he identified the rule of law as the difference between the two.

“I have not seen people being threatened by unknown numbers,” he said, adding that there is no justice in countries where there is poverty.

Condemning the violence against his chief of staff Shahbaz Gul While he was in police custody, the PTI chief said that no other country would have the courage to treat someone like this.

Khan took aim at Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, saying: “He [Shehbaz] And his sons were indicted. However, he was elected as Prime Minister.”

“What message are we sending to our youth that stealing is not a bad thing?” He questioned, accusing Prime Minister Shehbaz of “asking for money wherever he goes.”