‘Imported’ govt, handlers moving ahead on ‘minus one’ formula, alleges Imran

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

PTI chairman Imran Khan alleged on Friday that the “imported government and its handlers” were working on a “minus one formula” as party leaders urged supporters to take to the streets to express solidarity with the former prime minister.

Imran’s statement comes a day after the Islamabad High Court decided to indict him in contempt proceedings over his diatribe at a last month rally in Islamabad against Additional District and Sessions Judge Zeba Chaudhry —who had approved PTI leader Shahbaz Gill’s physical remand in a sedition case.

Recently, in his rallies, the PTI chief has alleged that attempts were being made to “push him against the wall”. Last week, Imran accused PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif and former president Asif Ali Zardari of wanting to “appoint an army chief of their choice” in November to save their skin in corruption cases.

His comments drew ire from both the army and the government.
Most recently, he alleged that a conspiracy was being hatched to topple the PTI government in Punjab. Imran said that “Mr X and Mr Y” were threatening his party members to accept bribes.

In a tweet today, the ex-premier said: “Tomorrow our Gujranwala jalsa will be last of our present phase of Haqiqi Azadi Movement. I will announce the next critical phase at the jalsa.”

He added that the imported government and its handlers “are so petrified that the nation is standing firmly behind PTI that they are desperately moving on Minus 1 formula”.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1568219611681677317

Ahead of Imran’s statement, PTI leader Asad Umar urged the nation to take to the streets on Saturday evening in an expression of solidarity toward the PTI chairman.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1568203523216523265

Similarly, at a media talk today, former information minister Fawad Chaudhry also appealed to the people to come out against the government’s “minus one formula”.

“It seems like the government doesn’t want to hold elections. Tomorrow, a protest movement will commence across the country […] we urge the entire nation to participate in it,” he said.

‘Imported’ govt, handlers moving ahead on ‘minus one’ formula, alleges Imran

Says he will announce the "next critical phase" of Azadi Movement at rally in Gujranwala tomorrow (Saturday).

www.dawn.com

 

[Friday]

Its either IMRAN kHAN or Minus All.

 

[IceCold]

IK billawaja delay ker raha ha. He has the punjab government, he has the KPK government, gilgit Balkistan, please choke Islamabad already is sa phela kah woh app ko choke ker dain.

 

[maithil]

He is diluting his own impact by these statements. Should instead take a big March to capital and lay siege to parliament and PM house.

 

[PakAlp]

IK billawaja delay ker raha ha. He has the punjab government, he has the KPK government, gilgit Balkistan, please choke Islamabad already is sa phela kah woh app ko choke ker dain.

He tried and it failed. This is why PDM is going all out against IK because they got him by the throat.

 

[diligence]

If Imran Khan has committed crimes, he must face the law. What's wrong with it?

If the law of the land requires a person - big or small, politician or otherwise, former PM or not - for threatening a judge in a public rally, then the law must follow its own course. Why there should be an exception for a person - a habitual offender - who happens to be a former PM of Pakistan?

If IK lied by hiding foreign funding to PTI or if PTI leaders used charity money (collected in the name of a hospital) for political activities, he and PTI as a political party must face the law of the land. Why not?

If IK steals items from tosha khana, sells some of those items in black market, and hides the proceeds so collected from declaration of his assets for that year as PM, why shouldn't the law act against him. I ask why?

All these are extremely serious charges. IK and PTI must come clean.

Earlier nations were destroyed because their influential people went scot-free when they committed crime while their poor were punished when they committed a crime.

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PTI chairman Imran Khan alleged on Friday that the “imported government and its handlers” were working on a “minus one formula” as party leaders urged supporters to take to the streets to express solidarity with the former prime minister.

Imran’s statement comes a day after the Islamabad High Court decided to indict him in contempt proceedings over his diatribe at a last month rally in Islamabad against Additional District and Sessions Judge Zeba Chaudhry —who had approved PTI leader Shahbaz Gill’s physical remand in a sedition case.

Recently, in his rallies, the PTI chief has alleged that attempts were being made to “push him against the wall”. Last week, Imran accused PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif and former president Asif Ali Zardari of wanting to “appoint an army chief of their choice” in November to save their skin in corruption cases.

His comments drew ire from both the army and the government.
Most recently, he alleged that a conspiracy was being hatched to topple the PTI government in Punjab. Imran said that “Mr X and Mr Y” were threatening his party members to accept bribes.

In a tweet today, the ex-premier said: “Tomorrow our Gujranwala jalsa will be last of our present phase of Haqiqi Azadi Movement. I will announce the next critical phase at the jalsa.”

He added that the imported government and its handlers “are so petrified that the nation is standing firmly behind PTI that they are desperately moving on Minus 1 formula”.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1568219611681677317

Ahead of Imran’s statement, PTI leader Asad Umar urged the nation to take to the streets on Saturday evening in an expression of solidarity toward the PTI chairman.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1568203523216523265

Similarly, at a media talk today, former information minister Fawad Chaudhry also appealed to the people to come out against the government’s “minus one formula”.

“It seems like the government doesn’t want to hold elections. Tomorrow, a protest movement will commence across the country […] we urge the entire nation to participate in it,” he said.

‘Imported’ govt, handlers moving ahead on ‘minus one’ formula, alleges Imran

Says he will announce the "next critical phase" of Azadi Movement at rally in Gujranwala tomorrow (Saturday).

www.dawn.com

Someone needs to tell these brainless dummies that a few thousand (or even a few hundred thousand) people don't represent the whole nation.

 

[Hakikat ve Hikmet]

If Imran Khan has committed crimes, he must face the law. What's wrong with it?

If the law of the land requires a person - big or small, politician or otherwise, former PM or not - for threatening a judge in a public rally, then the law must follow its own course. Why there should be an exception for a person - a habitual offender - who happens to be a former PM of Pakistan?

If IK lied by hiding foreign funding to PTI or if PTI leaders used charity money (collected in the name of a hospital) for political activities, he and PTI as a political party must face the law of the land. Why not?

If IK steals items from tosha khana, sells some of those items in black market, and hides the proceeds so collected from declaration of his assets for that year as PM, why shouldn't the law act against him. I ask why?

All these are extremely serious charges. IK and PTI must come clean.

Earlier nations were destroyed because their influential people went scot-free when they committed crime while their poor were punished when they committed a crime.


Someone needs to tell these brainless dummies that a few thousand (or even a few hundred thousand) people don't represent the whole nation.

The wrong is these corrupt-to-the-soul naked-beggars-at-DC are out there kill Pak from inside once and for all at the behest of their Satanic gods.....

They have been trying it in Turkey, but have been failing so far....

 

[diligence]

The wrong is these corrupt-to-the-soul naked-beggars-at-DC are out there kill Pak from inside once and for all at the behest of their Satanic gods.....

Please share some credible evidence in favor of your claim. I'll really really appreciate that.

 

[Thinker3]

Please share some credible evidence in favor of your claim. I'll really really appreciate that.

Evidence is all around for knowledgeable people to see. People who have little knowledge and insight can also see the evidence, only ignorant are blind and are in denial.

 

[diligence]

Evidence is all around for knowledgeable people to see. People who have little knowledge and insight can also see the evidence, only ignorant are blind and are in denial.

That's very idiotic. You have the evidence and still you cannot present it. I assume your top compartment is empty.

 

[Thinker3]

That's very idiotic. You have the evidence and still you cannot present it. I assume your top compartment is empty.

Can you teach a newborn baby French? even though you know French. Can you make a person who has closed his eyes to see?

 

[diligence]

Can you teach a newborn baby French? even though you know French. Can you make a person who has closed his eyes to see?

I have my eyes open. Show the evidence. Don't try to hide behind non-sense. Show us solid evidence. I am sure there are many more who would like to see that evidence too. Stop being an idiot and be to the point.

 

[AZ1]

If Imran Khan has committed crimes, he must face the law. What's wrong with it?

If the law of the land requires a person - big or small, politician or otherwise, former PM or not - for threatening a judge in a public rally, then the law must follow its own course. Why there should be an exception for a person - a habitual offender - who happens to be a former PM of Pakistan?

If IK lied by hiding foreign funding to PTI or if PTI leaders used charity money (collected in the name of a hospital) for political activities, he and PTI as a political party must face the law of the land. Why not?

If IK steals items from tosha khana, sells some of those items in black market, and hides the proceeds so collected from declaration of his assets for that year as PM, why shouldn't the law act against him. I ask why?

All these are extremely serious charges. IK and PTI must come clean.

Earlier nations were destroyed because their influential people went scot-free when they committed crime while their poor were punished when they committed a crime.


Someone needs to tell these brainless dummies that a few thousand (or even a few hundred thousand) people don't represent the whole nation.

lets see who is brainless

https://twitter.com/x/status/1568087685771689985

contempt of court?

https://twitter.com/x/status/1568152931152568322

another contemp of court

https://twitter.com/x/status/1567859544679743488

”ججز کی ایسی توہین لوئر کورٹس میں روانہ ہوتی ہے“ اظہر صدیق

 

[Thinker3]

I have my eyes open. Show the evidence. Don't try to hide behind non-sense. Show us solid evidence. I am sure there are many more who would like to see that evidence too. Stop being an idiot and be to the point.

Is the Donand Lu letter not evidence for you? If it is not then please stop this open eyes non sense.
Also watch this if you have not already seen this.

 

[mudas777]

If the law of the land requires a person - big or small, politician or otherwise, former PM or not - for threatening a judge in a public rally, then the law must follow its own course. Why there should be an exception for a person - a habitual offender - who happens to be a former PM of Pakistan?

Remind us what was the threatening language he used can you repeat it word by word.
How come saying i will take a legal action becomes a threat, if you have not broken the law then why worry about the legal action from an individual. While Nora can enjoy Biriani abroad and Zaradi can fill the suitcases with stuff dollars and ship them to UAE no court opens at 12 0 clock for them. When Gilani son on video and audio was busy buying senators no election commission chairman stepped forward to stop the fraud.
Can you also enlighten us what habitual offender offences are other then speaking the truth and his mind and showing the mirror to this nation sole sellers and traitors.