Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, said that Pakistan’s political crisis is on the path of extreme deterioration along with the economic crisis. This situation may lead Pakistan to another ‘Dhaka tragedy’. At the same time, he also warned that the country cannot survive without a stable economy.
This information was reported by the Pakistani media The Dawn on Thursday (April 11) citing the statements of PTI leaders who met Imran Khan in prison.
According to The Dawn report, Imran Khan gave this warning by drawing parallels between the situation leading to the 1971 Dhaka tragedy and the current events in Pakistan. At the same time, he reminded the centers of power and power that countries and institutions cannot survive without a stable economy.
The report also said that Iran Khan is currently imprisoned in Adiala Jail. After PTI’s legal team met Imran in prison, Raof Hasan, the party’s central information secretary, conveyed the message of the World Cup-winning former star cricketer to everyone in the country’s National Press Club. do
Barrister Raja said, Imran Khan is determined but worried for the country and people.
Quoting Imran Khan, Barrister Raja said, “When you don’t give people their rights, you can’t say the economy will move forward.” In 1970, Army chief Yahya Khan demanded a hung parliament. But when Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s party won a clear majority, the army rigged by-elections in which Yahya Khan wanted to become president. And through this, 80 seats of Awami League were taken away.
Quoting Imran Khan, Barrister Raja also said, ‘I would like to remind the report of the Hamudur Rahman Commission, we are going to repeat the same mistakes we did in the past. Even in 1970 there was the London Plan and today again through the London Plan the government has been imposed (on the people).’
He said that Imran Khan has repeatedly indicated that he is ready to talk to the military. He (Imran) claims that this will be the best step in the interest of the country.
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