Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan, Monday (today), said Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is isolating the army.
He alleged Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif of being the biggest security threat in the country.
The PTI chief said that the Pakistan Army has played an important role, ranging from Zarb-i-Azb to Balochistan and Karachi, and taking action against the Chotu gang.
“We might also need the army for the ‘Motu gang’,” he said.
He further said that Nawaz is seeking support from the Indo-Israeli lobby to safeguard himself and his corruption.”
The PTI chief said a controversial story published in an English daily was a “conspiracy against the army.” Imran continued to allege, “Nawaz, in fact, is involved in defaming the military.”
The cricketer-turned-politician further claimed that each time he announces action against the premier’s corruption, tensions escalate along the Line of Control. “This has now become a regular pattern,” he added
Earlier, Imran Khan on Sunday said that only Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif would be responsible if a ‘third power’ steps in as a result of the PTI’s November 2 lockdown of Islamabad. He, however, made it clear that “We [PTI] are not doing this to bring in a ‘third power’.”
He claimed that there was a connection between Nawaz Sharif and cross-border firing, saying, “Whenever there is pressure on Nawaz Sharif, the Line of Control (LoC) becomes heated.”
Talking to reporters at his Bani Gala residence before heading to DI Khan, Khan alleged that the PML-N media cell, headed by the premier’s daughter, was responsible for leaking sensitive news to the media to defame Pakistan Army.
