The Islamabad Electric Supply Company (IESCO) on Monday cut off power supply to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan’s Bani Gala residence.
IESCO has cited non-payment of electricity dues as the reason of disconnecting electricity supply to Imran Khan’s residence. Khan’s residence has three power connections — two for the main residence and a third for a tube-well.
Earlier in September, federal minister Khawaja Mohammad Asif had said at a news conference that Imran Khan had paid his electricity bills despite having given a call for civil disobedience on Aug 18.
Asif had said that the PTI chairman’s two electricity bills of Rs 17,000 and Rs 13,000 had been paid. However, days later, on Sept 20, Imran set fire to his electricity bills at PTI’s sit-in on D-Chowk.
Imran Khan gave a call for civil disobedience on Aug 18 and asked people not to pay taxes and utility bills to force the government accept his party’s demands.
Imran Khan deserved it. He should be hanged to a tree.
What he did there was legally incorrect but if you are pressurizing someone to its limit. Then these types of things are normal to happen in the country that we are living in for a very long time.
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