Imran says never learnt to be defeated, neither considers opponent as weak

ISLAMABAD: Chairman Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Imran Khan on Saturday said he had never learnt to be defeated, neither he ever considered his opponent as weak, ARY News reported.

“The PTI has never been this much prepared before for an election. My youth, get ready for July 25 (the poll day),” he said while addressing a workers’ convention in Islamabad.

“It is time for change. We have separate rules for rich and poor in our country. Corruption ruins a country,” he said.

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The PTI chief said a pool of big politicians were joining the party and those who were accumulating wealth through politics could not contend against obsession of youth.

Counting a number of issues facing the country, he said 200,000 kids die due to non-availability of clean drinking water and Karachi people were forced to buy potable water.

He also said the successful Billion Tree Tsunami Afforestation campaign of KP would be extended to whole Pakistan with a target of 10 billion trees.

“We will also focus on environmental matters. If we are to leave a better place for our future generations, we must plant trees as we planted one billion trees in KP,” he said.

He assured his party workers that as soon as the PTI will come into power, it would nip high level corruption in the bud. Curbing Low level corruption would, however, take some time but high level corruption would be curbed on the same day as his party will assume government, he said.

He vowed to collect taxes from people across the country, “InshaAllah, I will collect 8,000 billion rupees tax from the people of Pakistan, without raising the tax.”