PTI Dharna update, AAJ News 06:00pm (22 may, 2011) : speeches started at dharna

2nd Day Dharna Geo News

کرپٹ حکمرانوں سے لوگ بیزار ہو چکے،ملک میں قانون کی نام کی کوئی چیز نہیں، ڈالروں کے عوض اپنے ہی لوگوں کو بیچا جارہا ہے،دہشتگردی کا خاتمہ کر کے ملک کی تقدیر بدل دینگے ،عمران خان کا خطاب

کراچی ۔پاکستان تحریک انصاف کے چیئر مین عمران خان نے آئندہ ماہ ’’حکومت ہٹاؤ پاکستان بچاؤ تحریک ،،کا آغاز کرنے کااعلان کرتے ہوئے کہا ہے کہ کرپٹ حکمرانوں سے لوگ بیزار ہو چکے ہیں،ملک میں قانون کی نام کی کوئی چیز نہیں، ڈالروں کے عوض اپنے ہی لوگوں کو بیچا جارہا ہے،لوگ اس مرتبہ تحریک انصاف کو ووٹ دیں،دہشتگردی کا خاتمہ کر کے ملک کی تقدیر بدل دینگے، نائن الیون سے قبل القاعدہ پاکستان میں تھی ہی نہیں، حکومت ہٹاؤ پاکستان بچاؤ تحریک میں نئے انتخاب کا مطالبہ کیا جائیگا ۔اتوار کی رات نیٹی جیٹی پل پر دو روزہ دھرنے کے اختتام پر آخری نشست سے خطاب کرتے ہوئے عمران خان نے کہاکہ میں قوم سے سب سے زیادہ اکٹھا کر کے دکھاؤنگا جو ٹیکس نہیں دیگا وہ جیل میں جائیگا ۔

Pakistanis protest against US drone strikes

KARACHI: Tehrik-i-Insaf chief Imran Khan has said that the “war on terror” is not Pakistan’s war and it is harming the country’s integrity. 

Addressing thousands of supporters at a rally held on Saturday at the Natives Jetty bridge leading to the Karachi harbour, he said that drone and other such attacks were breeding terrorism.

Imran Khan said had the leaders heeded his advice, taken a stand against the attacks and opted out of the American-led coalition, this situation would not have emerged.

He termed the sit-in the harbinger of a revolution and vowed to lay the foundation of a new Pakistan with the support of the people after emancipating them from plunderers of national wealth and honour.

Karachi: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Dharna against drone attacke (Published by PTI Sukkur)

PTI stages sit-in against drone attacks

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’e sit-in against drone attacks is underway at Jinnah Bridge in Karachi.

The city administration has blocked the roads while announcing the alternative traffic plan. Imran Khan is leading the sit-in while Sunni Tehreek and other religious parties have also supported the sit-in. convoys from different areas and other cities are reaching to take part in the sit-in.

On the other hand, the government has put security on high alert due to security threats. Two hundred policemen and traffic officials are deployed to look after the traffic.

PTI_SUKKUR: 20 May Press

 

Nato forces’ stay unjustified after Osama: Imran

SUKKUR, May 2: Tehrik-i-Insaf chief Imran Khan has said that if Osama bin Laden has been killed by US forces, then there is no justification for the continued presence of American or Nato forces in the region.
He said that the US government had declared that they were in the region to hunt down Bin Laden and other Al Qaeda leaders. And because Bin Laden had been killed, there was no justification for the US troops to stay in the region.
Talking to reporters at the Sukkur airport on Monday, Mr Khan said that at least 34,000 Pakistanis had been killed in the war on terror and the country had suffered a $68 billion loss, according to a statement by President Asif Ali Zardari.
He said the government had brought so much notoriety to the country that Bin Laden’s killing could not defame it any more.
Answering a question about the alliance between the People’s Party and PML-Q, he said he was not surprised with the politics of common interests because “fake democracy came through fake votes and fake educational degrees and a fake NRO”.

Sukkur: PTI-Press Releases 6 May 2011

Sukkur: Regional Times

US should leave Pakistan, Afghanistan: Imran

PTI chief says 34,000 Pakistanis killed in ‘irrelevant’ war. 

SUKKUR: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan has said that the US should pull out its forces from Afghanistan and Pakistan as they have achieved their target of capturing or killing Osama bin Laden. After Bin Laden’s death, he added, America’s mission in the region is finished.

Khan observed this while addressing a press conference in Sukkur on Tuesday. He said that Pakistan has lost 34,000 of its citizens in this irrelevant war, while according to the government, the country has incurred a loss of Rs68 billion.
Commenting on Bin Laden’s death, Khan said that he had no idea how it was done. “Even our president wasn’t aware of the incident, and was informed about it by the US president,” Khan said.
Elaborating on the post-Bin Laden situation, he said that the Americans will think that Pakistani agencies were sheltering him, and they might pressure Pakistan to start an army operation in North Waziristan. He claimed that the government has lost credibility in the world community and that Pakistanis are not trusted abroad.

Sukkur: Press Conference 30 April 2011