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Imran Khan Says He Will Form New Party if PTI is Banned
Imran Khan Says He Will Form New Party if PTI is Banned
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PTI chief and Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan said that he will float a new political party to contest the upcoming general election if his party gets banned by the government.
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PTI chief and Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan said that he will launch a new political party to contest the upcoming general election if his party gets banned by the government, media reported.“If they remove the party, then we will form a party with a new name and still win the elections… even if they disqualify me and throw me in jail, the party will still win,” Imran Khan said.In May, Pakistani Minister Rana Sanaullah said that banning the PTI was the only solution, and that the government is exploring how to ban the party.Violent protests by supporters of ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan rocked Pakistan on May 9 after his arrest from the Islamabad High Court (IHC) in a corruption case. At least eight people were killed, about 300 were injured, and 2,800 people (mostly party supporters) were detained. The protestors also targeted several military installations, including the General Headquarters (GHQ), the head office of the Pakistan Army.Paramilitary forces arrested Khan on corruption charges. Pakistan's Supreme Court ruled Khan's arrest illegal a few days later and let him go on bail until May 31 on some charges and until June 8 on others. In early June, court in Islamabad suspended the arrest warrant for the former prime minister until June 19.Meanwhile, government allies, including Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, said his party would not resist any move to impose a ban on the PTI.
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Imran Khan Says He Will Form New Party if PTI is Banned
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Many politicians from the Pakistani government said that the government is considering prohibiting Imran Khan's political party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), amid political violence in the wake of Khan's May 9 arrest. Later, the politician was released on bail.
PTI chief and Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan said that he will launch a new political party to contest the upcoming general election if his party gets banned by the government, media
reported.
“If they remove the party, then
we will form a party with a new name and still win the elections… even if they
disqualify me and throw me in jail,
the party will still win,” Imran Khan said.
In May, Pakistani Minister Rana Sanaullah said that
banning the PTI was the only solution, and that the
government is exploring how to ban the party.
Violent protests by supporters of ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan rocked Pakistan on May 9 after his arrest from the Islamabad High Court (IHC) in a corruption case. At least eight people were killed, about 300 were injured, and 2,800 people (mostly party supporters) were detained.
The protestors also targeted
several military installations, including the General Headquarters (GHQ), the head office of the Pakistan Army.
Paramilitary forces arrested Khan on corruption charges. Pakistan's Supreme Court ruled Khan's arrest illegal a few days later and let him go on bail until May 31 on some charges and until June 8 on others. In early June, court in Islamabad suspended the arrest warrant for the former prime minister until June 19.
Meanwhile, government allies, including Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, said his party would not resist any move to impose a ban on the PTI.
