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Faisalabad: Imran Khan says “Pakistanis to bring conspirators to justice after me”

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FAISALABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has said that the Pakistani people will bring ‘conspirators’ named in his video to justice if something happens to him, ARY News reported on Sunday.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Imran Khan has addressed another mammoth public gathering in Faisalabad today in the continuity of movement against the present government.

Imran Khan said that the nation will seek justice for him if something bad happens to him. “We will bring all people named in the video to justice one by one,” vowed the former prime minister.

The PTI chairman said that he knows about a poisonous substance which leads to cardiac arrest if it is included in the meal. “If something happens to me, the Pakistanis will seek justice for me and the country.”

He asked the nationals not to accept the slavery of anyone.

Imran Khan said that the textile industry of Faisalabad had been facing the worst crisis in 2018 and housing societies were established after closing the industries. During the PTI tenure, Faisalabad industries had broken all previous records of exports due to effective policies.

“I am foreseeing a new Pakistan. The nation is backing me for the real independence.”

He asked the Faisalabad people to start preparations for the Islamabad march on his call.

READ: IMRAN KHAN SAYS RECORDED VIDEO STATEMENT NAMING ‘CONSPIRATORS’, TO BE RELEASED IF HE IS KILLED

The PTI chief reiterated that a ‘conspiracy’ had been hatched against the PTI government in the United States (US) which was implemented by ‘Mir Jafar and Mir Sadiq’ in Pakistan. The country is suffering from the severe consequences of the ‘conspiracy’ in the shape of rupee devaluation and a slumping stock market.

Slamming the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) leader and interior minister, Imran Khan said that Rana Sanaullah had committed 22 murders while the ‘biggest dacoit’ Asif Ali Zardari is imposing its decisions like a ‘godfather’ and another thief and absconder is playing with the future of Pakistan from London.

“Death is better than slavery. I come to know about a conspiracy being hatched to kill me. I have recorded a video regarding his assassination. Liaquat Ali Khan had been murdered, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was executed, Zia-ul-Haq lost his life in a plane accident but nobody knows about the murderers and plotters.”

“We will never accept this imported government at any cost as it is an insult of the Pakistani nation. Imposing a corrupt prime minister and chief minister is tantamount to insulting the Pakistani nation.”

He demanded the courts take suo motu notice over the death of Federal Investigation Agency’s officer Dr Rizwan. He said that he knew about a poisonous substance which leads to cardiac arrest if it is mixed in the meal.

Criticising the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) chairman, Khan said that Bilawal Bhutto Zardari will never stop obeying his foreign masters. “Not a single leader will prioritise national interest if his assets are present abroad.”

“Bilawal will seek money from the US to stop Imran Khan. The Americans will never help anyone until they make the people their slaves. The US will also stop them from purchasing cheap oil from Russia.”

Imran Khan said that the present rulers will also be forced by the US to have friendly ties with India and stop supporting Palestine.

The PTI chief said that the nation has gathered against the thieves and slaves and Pakistanis could do anything to clear the loans besides getting rid of the foreign slaves.

Imran Khan said that he will soon unveil the date for the Islamabad march and asked the people to start preparations for real independence.

“We will demand the final date of elections during the Islamabad march, otherwise, the nation will not stop its movement.”

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