PDM calls Imran ‘terrorist in guise of politician’

The ruling coalition, the Pakistan Democratic Motion (PDM), strongly condemned on Saturday Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairperson Imran Khan’s assertion towards the military chief, calling him a “terrorist disguised as a politician”.

The remarks got here after Imran, whereas talking to journalists on the Islamabad Excessive Court docket (IHC) a day earlier, claimed that the military was “maligned” due to “one man”. He additional added that there was “no democracy” within the military.

In a remark to overseas journalists yesterday, he mentioned that there may very well be no rule of regulation in Pakistan if there are “politicians like sacred cows, who commit corruption after which went immunity, just like the NRO, or you might have a navy which is above the regulation”.

In accordance with a press release from the PDM, the previous prime minister was a “terrorist” within the guise of a politician and was attacking the chief of the military employees (COAS) for standing by the Structure and for his or her “refusal to intrude in politics”.

“The one who launched a grimy marketing campaign towards the martyrs of Lasbela, is now operating a marketing campaign towards the military and COAS,” the assertion maintained.

It claimed that the “American Jewish foyer” was involved about him, thus the PDM might perceive Imran’s qualms towards a military chief who was a Hafiz of the Holy Quran (memorized the scripture), and was an “sincere {and professional}” COAS.

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The assertion continued that the “downside” was that the “facility to supply extensions” [to those in power] behind closed doorways and “within the president’s home” was not out there to the PTI chief. It added that Imran may very well be “a degenerate” as a lot as he needed, however the “choice facility” was closed.

It mentioned {that a} “terrorist facilitator and his armed group” was waging battle towards an anti-terrorism military and its commander. The PDM added that “baseless accusations” have been construed towards the military and its chief as a result of they have been “properly conscious of the corruption” by Imran and his gang.

“The assault on Jinnah Home, Radio Pakistan, martyrs and nationwide monuments was [Imran] pursuing an exterior agenda of making division among the many military and folks,” it acknowledged.

The PDM claimed that “the phobia” chargeable for bringing terrorists again to Pakistan had “overtly come out towards Pakistan”.

In a veiled reference to Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandial, the PDM’s assertion concluded that the deposed premier’s assertion was a reprimand and a mirror for individuals who have been “blissful to see him” and supplied him with a “judicial NRO” (Nationwide Reconciliation Order).