PESHAWAR: President Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf, (PTI) Imran Khan has
accused Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) of current worsening political
quagmire in the country.
Addressing media persons here on
Tuesday, Imran Khan said had PML-N not played role of a friendly
opposition the country would not have faced the current failed
political set up.
He further opined that PML-N had been
safeguarding the current government’s interests even on issue of NRO,
otherwise the present government would not had survived if there was no
support from PML-N.
The PTI president while speaking about his
party position on coming elections, said his party would not make any
alliance with any political party whose leaders assets are in foreign
banks.
Replying to a query about Karachi situation, Imran Khan
said the country was faced with anarchy and further going down the same
path due to some political parties adding that the Karachi situation
was owing to the those political parties who had accommodated their
activists in police force. He added that these same political activists
are facilitated massacre in Karachi. Earlier addressing at a local
hotel, Imran Khan announced reorganistion of PTI after dismantling
current party cabinet and formed two committees for holding party
elections. He on the occasion said that with change in overall
situation the party is also going through some changes and therefore
reoganisation was needed within the party.
He announced the
names for organizing committee and working committee of which Justice
Retd Burhanuddin will head the provincial organizing committee while
other members include Rustam Shah Mohmand, Shaukat Yousafzai, Shah
Farman, Omar Faroow Hoti, Dr Mehar Taj Roghani, Atif Khan, Zahid
Hussain Mohmand, Atfi khan. The working committee will be headed by
Asad Qaiser and other members include, Shah Farman, Shaukat yousafzai,
Zahid Hussain Mohmand, Tahir Khan, Khalid Masood, Dr Roghani, Omar
Farooq Hoti. Dr. Mateen Khan will be advisor for strategic matters
while Shah Farman will look after political matter of the party in the
province as advisor. Online
