ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan on Friday reiterated his demand for snap elections, saying early elections are necessary to save and strengthen the democracy.
“With economic disaster looming and a complete paralysis of governance, Pak[istan] needs early elections to save and strengthen democracy,” the PTI chief said in a tweet on Friday.
Speaking to reporters in Chitral a day earlier, the PTI chief had emphasized that early elections was a sole solution to all prevalent political and economic issues in the country.
Khan said Prime Minister Theresa May in England and President Tayyip Erdogan in Turkey had called a snap election in their respective countries. “The act of calling early elections simply upholds the democratic norms,” he asserted.
“If the public mandate becomes dubious, the call of snap elections becomes a legitimate demand,” noted Khan.Checkout the latest update of Pakistan Elections 2018
Deploring NROs, Khan said the nation would not accept any other NRO. “The early elections will be in the best interest of the common masses and country for prevailing problems,” he added.
He blasted PML-N for overlooking the public interest issues. “PM Abbasi went to England to sort out the matter of his personal airline; Punjab Chief Minister went to London to meet PM whereas Finance Minister is undergoing medical tests in London,” he remarked while posing a question towards representatives of the ruling party whether anyone of them is concerned with issues being faced at grass-roots level.
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