ISLAMABAD – Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan postponed the call for civil disobedience movement on the advice of Mahmood Khan Achakzai, Akhtar Mengal and other leaders, revealed party leader Sardar Latif Khan Khosa.
Talking to the media, Sardar Latif Khan Khosa said that Maulana Fazlur Rehman is a veteran politician, and he knows how to work with everyone.
Khosa said that the JUI-F not only challenged the establishment but also got close to it. He further said that the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) had betrayed Maulana Fazlur Rehman, as they got the 26th Amendment passed, but President Zardari rejected Maulana’s bill.
While responding to a question, Sardar Latif Latif Khosa about who is running the Twitter account of PTI founder Imran Khan and where it is being managed from. He replied that the former Prime Minister’s X account is being run from abroad, and he does not know who is managing it.
PTI also stated that the call for the civil disobedience movement was postponed on the advice of Mahmood Khan Achakzai, Akhtar Mengal, and others.
Regarding the negotiations between the government and PTI, Latif Khosa said that the government previously refused to engage in talks, but now, when PTI has set up a committee for negotiations, they mock it.
Latif Khosa mentioned that those who put them in power through Form 47 are now following their commands. After the 26th Amendment, it became clear that they have completely controlled the judiciary. The public, who had hoped for justice, now sees it being destroyed by biased decisions.
“Will these biased decisions bring stability to the country?,” asked the PTI leader.
He said that without political stability, economic stability could not be achieved. He referenced the teachings of Islam, saying that those judges who make dishonest decisions will go to hell.
He added that those who commit injustice and oppression, like Maulvi Mushtaq who sentenced Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto to death, would face the consequences of Allah’s system.
Latif Khosa also mentioned that whenever it suits them, they open the doors of the jail at night and in the morning.
