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Rule of law can end tyrannical system: Imran Khan
'Pakistan Times' Metro Desk


LAHORE: Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaaf (PAT) Chairman Imran Khan has said that tyrannic system cannot be eliminated from the country until the supremacy of constitution and law is ensured.

In an interview with state-run news agency on Wednesday, the PAT Chairman observed Nigeria would have been world’s richest country if progress was possible without supremacy of the constitution.

Imran Khan was of the view, “Though people gave revolutionary response in the February 18 election with great expectations, new coalition government’s objectives proved to be quite contrary to their wishes.” Now the country’s affairs at all fronts have reached to an alarming situation, he added.

He said, “The end of PPP-PML(N) coalition further disappointed the people, and any instant solution to this aggravated situation is impossible within days.”

The two major ruling coalition partners were pole apart on the issue of judges restoration, he said, claiming that now there is “lawlessness” in the country.

Imran Khan said that APDM had given chance to its two major parties to form a democratic government but what, he added, those politicians who don’t want the restoration of deposed judges, negating the wishes of 80 percent people of Pakistan, are not fair.

The PAT would go for a strike on August 31 for judges’ reinstatement, while a formal campaign in this regard would be launched after the holy month of Ramadan, he said.

To a question, Imran Khan observed that PML-N Chief Mian Nawaz Sharif should have parted ways with PPP much earlier than this stage, citing it was an un-natural alliance because their objectives and ideology were absolutely different.

To a query, he said that a large number of people rendered homeless in restless Bajour Agency. Pakistan forces are fulfilling their nefarious designs. “As military operation is not in any way the solution of tribal dispute, it must be resolved through mutual dialogue and consensus,” he suggested.

   
 
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