Former Army Chief responsible for distrust : Imran Khan

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ISLAMABAD: Chairman Tehreek-e-Insaf Imran Khan held the former army chief responsible for the no-confidence motion against him in a Zoom meeting with the American Congresswoman.

According to the details, the alleged audio of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan's Zoom meeting with the American Congresswoman has come to light.

In the audio, Imran Khan blamed the former army chief for the no-confidence motion against him, whereas in the past, Imran Khan used to blame America for the no-confidence motion.

In the alleged audio, Imran Khan said while talking that we are currently facing a very difficult situation, this country is going through the most difficult period in history, an assassination attempt was made on me, 3 bullets hit my leg.

The former prime minister said that my government was removed by the former army chief, the establishment is powerful in our country, the former army chief conspired with those who are in power today, the army is very powerful here, that's why they removed our government.

In a conversation with the American Congresswoman, PTI Chairman said that our government had the best economic performance in the last 70 years, now my life is in danger.

He further said that at this time our party is facing the worst crackdown in history, this has not happened to any party in Pakistan, the fundamental rights of any party have not been affected like this, you want to investigate this yourself so that you can know.

In the alleged audio, Imran Khan said that whatever is happening here is unusual, it will be appreciated here when you give a statement because you are a Congress woman, we want rule of law, rule of the constitution and basic rights to be given.

The former Prime Minister requested the American Congresswoman that he wants you to issue a statement that highlights the current situation, your statement will help us in the current situation, your statement will make a difference.






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