LAHORE – Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan has warned that his party would come out for protests if the government changed MOUs agreed between the pakistan Muslim League-N PML-N and the PTI.
Speaking to reporters, the PTI chief said that his party had been engaged in discussion with the PML-N for last three months over formation of the judicial commission, but yesterday we have received a message that the PML-N now wants to change the MOU, then we will be left with no option but to protest on streets.
He said that his party would not hold talks with the government anymore. He gave a clear warning that they would come on streets again to protest against rigging in elections. He said the chance in stance of the PML-N indicates that it is scare of formation of the JC and about its terms of reference.
The PTI strongly opposing to join the Yemen war warning that it would lead to sectarianism. He said that Iran was our neighbour and friendly country while Saudi Arabia also a close friend. He said that Pakistan should work for promoting peace in the Middle East.
He said that Pakistan suffered a lot due to American war against terrorism in Afghanistan and it should not enter into another conflict. He said that the Yemen war was a conspiracy of the west to put Islamic countries against each other and create turmoil.
Asked to comment on the reported interaction with Arif Ali regarding attack on PTV building during the sit in, Imran avoided a direct answer and only said taping of telephone is a crime. However hitting again at Altaf Hussain, he said that he was certain that he had not talked about target killing and extortion money to be sent to London.
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