Khan expressed concern over the current political landscape, cautioning that pursuing elections under the prevailing conditions could lead to economic turmoil.
Imran Khan claims receiving ‘offer’ before his conviction. Former Chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Imran Khan, in a message addressed to the Army Chief, General Asim Munir, emphasized the need to consider the welfare of Pakistan’s 250 million people. He stressed that history would not forgive those who neglect the country’s future. Khan revealed that during his time in Adiala Jail, a deal had been proposed to him to remain silent for three years.
Speaking informally to journalists during his time in Adiala Jail, Imran Khan conveyed a message to the Army Chief, urging him to prioritize the welfare of Pakistan’s 250 million citizens for the sake of the country’s future. He warned that history would not be forgiving to those who fail to consider the nation’s future. Khan disclosed that he had been offered a deal to remain silent for three years while imprisoned in Adiala Jail.
Khan expressed concern over the current political landscape, cautioning that pursuing elections under the prevailing conditions could lead to economic turmoil. He stressed the importance of a stable democracy, stating that economic stability is closely linked to political stability. Khan also discussed the postponement of intra-party elections due to ongoing secrecy, highlighting the need for transparency in the electoral process.
Regarding his silence during the Saifur Rehman case, Khan asserted that his statements had been edited before the verdict was announced. He criticized the new electoral system, accusing the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and the Election Commission of rigging. He emphasized the importance of independent polling agents and the announcement of results.
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Addressing questions about receiving funds from Sheikh Rashid, Khan refrained from commenting, emphasizing the need for transparency in ticket distribution. He lamented the tragic death of Sheikh Rehman, describing him as a passionate worker and expressing deep regret over the incident.
Furthermore, Khan recalled his speech at the Minar-e-Pakistan rally, where he had urged supporters not to participate in elections unless they were genuinely free. He condemned external interference in Pakistan’s affairs, asserting that true jihad lies in exercising the right to vote freely.
Khan concluded by urging General Asim Munir to consider the welfare of Pakistan’s 250 million people, warning against decisions that could jeopardize the country’s stability. He expressed his disbelief at the appointment of General Faiz as the Army Chief, emphasizing that it was not his intention.
