Imran Khan’s signal to leave politics

Pakistan Justice Movement Party (PTI) leader Khan addressed supporters in Lahore after senior members of his party resigned, according to Geo News television news.

Expressing that he will form a committee tomorrow and this committee will negotiate with everyone in the coalition government, Khan said: “If they believe that my resignation from politics will benefit the country (the coalition government) and they satisfy the committee on this issue, I will give a step back and leave politics”. saying.

Stating that the arson at the corps commander’s house in Lahore was taken advantage of, Khan said that this situation was used to pressure his party.

CALLED “HIDE” TO HIS FANS

Calling out to his followers, Han said, “There is nothing for them to come out. Don’t stay home, hide.” He used the phrases.

Finally, PTI leader Han stressed that he is ready for anything that comes his way and will fight until the last moment.

Khan’s remarks came after more than 30 politicians, including high-level figures, from four states across the country resigned from the PTI.

Finally, the former Minister of Information and Broadcasting and Vice President of the PTI, Çaudri Favad Hüseyin, condemned the events of May 9 and announced his resignation from the party.

PTI General Secretary Asad Umar, taking into account the current situation after May 9, announced that he was resigning as General Secretary, but would remain in the party.

At least 10 PTI supporters lost their lives in protests that began after Khan was arrested on May 9 in the case in which he is accused of corruption.

Many public and private properties were damaged during the demonstrations and police vehicles were set on fire.

Military institutions in different cities, including the General Staff in Rawalpindi, were also attacked during the protests. (AA)