New PM would be another puppet of Zardari: Imran Khan

[Kompromat]

New PM will be a servant of Zardari: Imran​

By: Online | 56 minutes ago

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan on Thursday said the new prime minister will prove himself to be another servant of Asif Ali Zardari. While speaking to media persons at Karachi airport, Imran Khan termed the disqualification of former Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani as a historic judgment of the Supreme Court.

"The entire nation should celebrate Gilani's punishment," he said, maintaining Pakistan now needed a new system. He said the new prime minister would be another servant of Asif Zardari and, like the previous one, he would also not write to the Swiss authorities for bringing back Zardari's Rs6 billion. Imran Khan said his party would stage a demonstration against price hike and loadshedding in Faisalabad on June 27.

The Nation Newspaper

Well said !

 

[lem34]

So what? He will suffer the same fate as Gillani

 

[iPhone]

Well of course, that's given. He will be a PPP member and thus subservient to Zardari. But look at bigger picture here, SC has stopped PPP in its track and embarrassed them for the whole world to see. A convicted PM who was later sacked and forced out of his office. And SC will do the same to their next PM. How long is PPP willing to be humliated is up to them.

 

[SamranAli]

So what? He will suffer the same fate as Gillani

But country and nation will suffer too in huge way.

 

[Peaceful Civilian]

At-least start think Positive please

 

[unicorn]

This new puppet will not come without the help of their ethiadi ANP Qleague and MQM. People also give vote to these parties blindly. So the real culprits are the people of Pakistan actually and ultimately they are responsible for the people like Gillani and Zardari...

 

[shuakataftab]

oh come on if zardari nominates imran khan for PM imran khan will probably start worshiping him

 

[RazorMC]

Imran is not a member of NA and cannot be nominated. Secondly, Khan has openly stated what he feels about the current government and is not foolish enough to board a sinking boat.

Thirdly, no party is fielding its heavyweights yet. They are waiting for the elections.