Peshawar on the 6th of September : Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, during his speech at an PTI gathering in Peshawar on Tuesday said that his critique of the army was “constructive and for its own development” in contrast to remarks that were made in the past by government officials in the past — videos of that were played on a large screen in front of the PTI supporters as he tried to make his point according to a report by the media. “Those who belong to the PML-N need to be aware that we’re the ones who will help strengthen the nation’s institutions.
Even if we do criticize our army, it’s to improve their performance.The criticism we offer is constructive,” Khan said, Dawn reported.
Imran addressed an audience in Peshawar’s Ring Road where he claimed that the government is trying to create mistrust between the Pakistan Army and the country’s “largest party” according to the report.
“This group of thieves has realized that they aren’t able to beat us.The three stooges realize that they won’t be able to win by playing the game.They are trying to remove me from the competition.They’ve declared me as a terrorist in the court.But the public is now aware.
“Today I’d like to remind you that unless and until our institutions aren’t strong the country will not be successful,” the PTI chief declared.
“The people have realized that the Pakistan Democratic Movement] are attempting to challenge PTI against the institutions.PTI against the establishment.
“So the efforts of these people are designed to force PTI to the limit, but heed me the more you try to force PTI into the wall the more I will be fighting with you.” Khan warned, Dawn reported.
He continued to state that the government in power has been forced upon the nation, and he added that he will not take it on no whatever.
A large number of PTI supporters clad in green and red scarves and bands were gathered at the venue on Tuesday night.The crowd shouted slogans against the government in power and the members of the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM).
But, within minutes of Khan’s arrival of people including PTI leaders posted on Twitter that YouTube was blocked in the country.
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