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http://www.express.pk/story/694978/
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Under auspicious and divine leadership of most un corrupt and honest person ever born in this world... his royal b@stard mr asif ali zardari....

Jo hajj pay jayain tou shaitan ko pathar nahin martay.... shaitan un ko pathar marta hay....
In now new and super duper hit coming soon release... **prosecution of corrupt in pakistan** staring hoping to become prime minister ... imran khan....

What a height of stupidity
 
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Not surprising if true

He kept on chanting that Punjab Government is responsible for load shedding in Pakistan and not Asif Ali Zardari or PPP before the General Elections in 2013. I never understood how the Federal Government who was in power across entire Pakistan was not responsible in failure to resolve the energy crisis and how only the opposition party of Noon League was responsible... I was told its a political strategy so I believed

PTI is beyond my comprehension. They have amazing strategies to achieve long term goals which common man like me cannot understand.

I am sure for many people Zardari is probabaly the most honest person to start campaign against corruption so why not
 
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So Imran accepted Zardari as his leader....wah rey wah
Imran knows if he waits for election in 2018 he will loose and that will be his last chance, so he will make a deal with the devil if he has to....he only wants to be PM but will take President's post as a last resort. Imran and Zardari will join forces in next election and loose jointly
 
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I doubt the authenticity of the news. If he has actually made this statement then all political bets are off -- two decades in politics but still unfledged. AAZ and accountability, oxymoron, same applies to NS and company.
 
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan has expressed his readiness to join any grand alliance of opposition parties, including the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), on the Panama Papers scam.

“If opposition parties form any alliance on the issue, we are ready for it, but not for (coming general) elections,” he said during a talk with reporters at his Banigala residence here on Wednesday.

It was perhaps in the hope of emergence of any alliance on Panamagate in near future that Mr Khan avoided making comments on the return of PPP co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari and about his possible future role.

“Like every ball is not played during batting, I am leaving this ball,” the cricketer-turned politician said smilingly when asked to comment on Mr Zardari’s decision to contest a by-election on a National Assembly seat to give a tough time to the government in the parliament.

Avoids comments on Zardari’s return
“I want to see if the PPP will really do opposition against the PML-N. Between 2008 and 2013, both parties ruled the country together and there was no opposition in the country,” said Mr Khan whose party had boycotted the 2008 elections, following which the PPP had formed its government at the centre.

“Even before surfacing of the Panama Papers leaks issue, these two parties were together,” he said and added that since the 2013 general elections, only the PTI had been playing the role of true opposition despite having fewer seats than the PPP.

He said that [PPP chairman] Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari and the PPP’s Punjab chapter did try to play the role of true opposition, but “let’s see if the party will do more opposition or less opposition” after Mr Zardari’s return.

When asked what he wanted the PPP to do as a real opposition party, the PTI chief simply replied that he would like to see how they would now make the prime minister answerable to parliament.

Replying to a question, he said that new chief justice Saqib Nisar should be given full opportunity to work, adding that they wanted him to restore the confidence of people in the judiciary. “This nation is yearning for justice.”

Mr Khan said that he was disappointed with the previous bench of the Supreme Court headed by Justice Anwar Zaheer Jamali because they did not finish the Panamagate case despite almost completing the task.

He said they had opposed formation of a commission on the issue because they had complete trust in the SC bench. But the bench left the case at a time when it was only a matter of days as they had already finished their arguments and submitted all documents.

The PTI chief accused Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif of ruining every state institution. He alleged that Mr Sharif had damaged the institutions even more than military dictators.

Mr Khan said his party endorsed Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar’s proposal that the National Accountability Bureau’s chairman should be appointed through the judiciary. “How can Nawaz Sharif and [Opposition Leader Syed] Khurshid Shah appoint the NAB chairman when both of them are facing corruption charges?” he argued.

The PTI chairman said that his party had started the process of selection of candidates for the next elections. He admitted that in the previous elections, the party had not selected suitable candidates in many constituencies because of lack of time. This time, he added, they had started making profiles of possible candidates and he would himself decide each and every ticket.

“We will not let them rig elections this time,” he vowed, saying that they had learnt a lot in the 2013 elections and through the findings of the judicial commission on the poll rigging.

Asked why he still termed the 2013 elections rigged and engineered even after the inquiry commission’s report, he said that they had “accepted” the report, but regretted that no step had been taken towards removing deficiencies in the election system as pointed out by the commission.
 
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Source Daily Pakistan News

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Chairman Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Imran Khan showed his willingness to join any grand alliance of opposition parties, including the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), on the Panama Papers truce on Wednesday.

Talking to newsmen in Lahore, Imran expressed that the alliance would solely be for Panama Leaks, and brushed aside any possibility of contesting upcoming general elections jointly.

When asked about his comment in the aftermath of PPP Co-Chairman Asif Zardari’s return and the announcement regarding contesting elections, Imran diverted the question adding “Like every ball is not played during batting, I am leaving this ball.”

An optimistic Imran expressed that he wanted to see whether PPP actually played the role of opposition this time adding that both the parties remained in power between 2008 to 2013.

The legislator said that since the 2013 general elections, only the PTI had been playing the role of true opposition despite having fewer members than the PPP.

The PTI supremo went on to say that the upcoming Chief Justice Saqib Nisar should be given full opportunity to work adding that they wanted him to restore the confidence of people in the judiciary.

“This nation is yearning for justice,” Imran said.

The cricketer-turned-politician said that he was disappointed with the previous bench of the Supreme Court headed by Justice Anwar Zaheer Jamali because they did not finish the Panamagate case nearing completion.

Mr Khan said his party throws weight behind Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar’s proposal that the National Accountability Bureau’s chairman should be appointed through the judiciary.

“How can Nawaz Sharif and Opposition Leader Syed, Khurshid Shah appoint the NAB chairman when both of them are facing corruption charges?” he argued.

Don't know why Patwari and Co-operation are spreading False News . It will not save your Leader from Panama Scandal !

Baboon league and their mouth-piece on PDF busy propagating fake news.

Fake News. Mods delete the thread.

@waz . @WAJsal ..

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