Pakistan Opposition terms Imran Khan-led govt as ‘threat’ to country’s sovereignty

Pakistan Democratic Motion (PDM) on Saturday termed Imran Khan-led Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) authorities a “risk” to the sovereignty of the nation and stated that the nation is going through an imminent financial collapse and worldwide isolation, native media reported.

The alliance of main opposition events, the Pakistan Democratic Motion (PDM) on Saturday held a rally at Karachi’s busy Regal Chowk to protest towards the rising inflation underneath the Imran Khan authorities.

Addressing the rally, the PDM leaders appeared extra hopeful concerning the success of their current protest drive than they did at earlier such occasions, as they requested their staff and supporters to remain agency and united “as a result of their vacation spot shouldn’t be far-off”, Daybreak reported.

The dangerous state of affairs prevailing within the nation had compelled the eight-party opposition alliance to wage a “battle for Pakistan’s survival”, they stated.

They termed “quick and truthful basic elections” as the one resolution to all of the crises being confronted by the nation and declared that the rising anger among the many individuals would quickly result in the ouster of Khan and his authorities, Daybreak reported.

Itemizing out the “failures of the PTI authorities” and referring to the “rising variety of circumstances of suicides because of the grinding inflation”, the PDM chief Maulana Fazal-ur-Rehman additionally requested the “establishments involved” to assessment their insurance policies and sought their “public apology” for his or her errors.

“Pakistan is quick going into isolation,” he warned. “I’d additionally like to induce the establishments to look into the details… Look into the previous errors you made. Search your conscience… Make a public apology. Solely then will we be capable to save this nation. It isn’t about any occasion; it is concerning the nation and its individuals,” Daybreak reported.

He questioned the financial insurance policies of the PTI and referred to as the federal government led by it as the results of “rigged and stolen elections [of 2018]”. The answer to the issues, he stated, lay in free and truthful elections.

On Saturday, PDM chief and supreme chief of the Pakistan Muslim League (N) Nawaz Sharif additionally held a telephonic dialog and mentioned the opportunity of tabling a no-confidence movement towards any of the three key figures within the current PTI-led set-up, Daybreak reported.