Imran Khan says Bajwa hired Hussain Haqqani to lobby against him

 PTI President Assures Transparent Elections Will Bring Stability to Country; He says there's 'no point' in going back to National Assembly, 

PTI President Assures Transparent Elections Will Bring Stability to Country; He says there's no point' in going back to National Assembly 

Lahore:Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan once again slammed former (retired) Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa and alleged that former Ambassador Hussain Haqqani was being pressured against him in America by Bajwa. an act Imran.

Speaking to reporters in Lahore, the PTI chief said former Pakistani ambassador to Washington Haqqani continued his campaign against me and promoting General (Rtd) Bajwa. Lahore:

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan once again slammed former (retired) Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa and alleged that former Ambassador Hussain Haqqani was being pressured against him in America by Bajwa. an act imran.

Speaking to reporters in Lahore, the PTI chief said former Pakistani ambassador to Washington Haqqani continued his campaign against me and promoting General (Rtd) Bajwa.

It should be noted that Imran and his party repeatedly claimed that a foreign plot had been orchestrated to overthrow him from power, while he accused the United States of planning to overthrow him by backing the motion of no confidence in the then opposition in April last year. . An assertion categorically denied by the United States.

The former prime minister also claimed during the conversation that relations between him and the former army chief were strained because General (Retired) Bajwa 'does not want the country to be accountable' .

Referring to the recent reunion he had with former COAS, Imran said, "Bajwa said you are a playboy." To this, the ousted prime minister replied, "Yes, I was a playboy."

"No benefits"

Speaking about the government's advice to return to parliament, Imran said there was "no advantage" in returning to the National Assembly.

He said that what we are going to do by going to

the National Assembly is useless.

The former prime minister reaffirmed that transparent elections will achieve stability in the country. "Let there be transparent elections in the country and let us form a sustainable government," he said.

"The movement's leader added, The organization can play an important role in getting out of all crises, including the economy."

Speaking about the ruling coalition that cast its vote of no confidence in Punjab Chief Minister Pervez Elahi, Imran claimed that "the establishment has asked the three [PTI] members of the Punjab Assembly to remain neutral for a vote of confidence."

Sell ​​terrorism for dollars

Speaking to media professionals, PTI chief slammed Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and said he 'knows nothing about Afghanistan' and claimed his government has a 'great' relationship with the current Afghan government.

Insinuating that the rise of terrorism in Pakistan was an inside job, Imran said: "You can make money selling terrorism. Musharraf also made money selling terrorism, but 80,000 dead."

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Criticizing the appointment of Najam Sethi as chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) management committee, Imran said, "He doesn't know ABC Cricket."

The constitution of the PCB has been changed to bring in Sethi. Unfortunately, because of him, cricket has been destroyed before and will be destroyed again.

Imran also said that the Pakistan team reached the final under the leadership of former PCB President Ramiz Raja. Ramiz Raja is an educated man who understands cricket, so what does Najm Sethi know? Imran asked.