Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT) Chief Tahir-ul Qadri said his party would not be a part of Imran’s ‘thanksgiving’ rally as Imran Khan did not take him into confidence over important matters.
PAT chief Qadri was talking to Geo News and said that if a protest was taking place then he would have considered joining, but now it is ‘out of question’. PTI has postponed its planned lockdown of the federal capital on November 2 and is instead celebrating a day of gratitude tomorrow.
“Don’t know what to say except for Ina Allah Wa Inallah Rajioon,” he commented.
The PAT chief said that from the beginning to the end only Imran Khan made decisions.
Apparently Tahir-ul Qadri is not the only ally who has expressed his reservations regarding Imran’s course of action during the past few days.
Awami Muslim League (AML) chief, Sheikh Rasheed said today that PTI chairman Imran Khan should have come to Lal Haveli on October 28. In response to Sheikh Rasheed’s grievance, the PTI chief while speaking to journalists in Bani Gala said “captain moves according to his strategy.”
Earlier today, Imran Khan told party workers to go home rest and reach Parade Ground tomorrow (Wednesday) at 2 PM where Youm-e-Tashakur (day of thanks) would be celebrated.