ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Wednesday announced that the party would hold a grand rally in the federal capital soon in support of the judiciary.
Speaking to the media after PTI’s parliamentary party meeting, Khan said that the PTI would organise a grand rally in Islamabad, the date of which is expected to be announced soon, to protest against Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N)’s ‘plans’ to use the parliament against the judiciary.
“They (PMLN) are now heading for a clash of institutions on the basis of having a people’s mandate. I will show them that the public stands with justice, not them,” the PTI chief was quoted as saying.
On Tuesday, taking jibes at Nawaz, Khan alleged that the former prime minister and his party are trying to use one institution of the country against another and that the party would protest to safeguard judiciary from Nawaz league’s plans.
He added that the Supreme Court (SC) of Pakistan has given enough opportunities to Nawaz for presenting his rhetoric. “No one in the world gets as many opportunities as Nawaz did to present his stance before the apex court,” said Khan speaking to the media.
Denying allegations regarding personal use of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government’s helicopter, Khan said that he has never used any government asset for his personal use. He added that KP government ensures that all resources are spent on the people of the province.
