‘One man’ behind efforts to end PTI’s politics: Imran Khan

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‘One man’ behind efforts to end PTI’s politics: Imran Khan​

The Frontier Post

LAHORE (NNI): Former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has held responsible ‘one man’ for the ouster of his government, claiming that ‘one man’ was still behind the efforts to end party’s politics.

The former premier made these remarks while addressing the protestors, who had gathered outside the Punjab Governor House in Lahore to ‘bar’ Governor Baligh ur Rehman from taking any ‘unconstitutional’ step. Without naming anyone, Imran Khan said that one man’s decision toppled his government and that was the reason why the country plunged into political and economic crises. He lambasted the ‘one man’ over the ‘atrocities’ faced by PTI and its members and asked: “What was their fault. Only that we refused to accept the gang of thieves you imposed on us?”

The PTI Chief pointed out that the whole nation come out when his party was ousted. “It was giving one message that the imported government was unacceptable,” he added.

Imran Khan claimed that the ‘one man’ was still behind the efforts to end PTI’s politics. “When they saw that nothing was working out, they decided to kill me and remove me from the way,” he said, asking what more steps would be taken to force the nation to accept the imported government? He also lambasted the move of leaking ‘videos and audios’ on social media, saying that such things were being done to black mail his party.

At the outset of the address, Imran Khan lambasted the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) for submitting a no-confidence motion submitted against Punjab Chief Minister (CM) Pervaiz Elahi.

He noted that the PDM’s were making attempts to not let him exercise his “constitutional right” of dissolving provincial assemblies. “Initially, the PML-N challenged us to dissolve the assemblies. But now, when we did that, a vote of confidence and no-trust motions were moved in the Punjab Assembly,” he regretted. The former prime minister pointed out that he wanted to dissolve the provincial assembles because they fear that if immediate elections are not held, the country will slip out of our hands.

He also criticised the coalition government for ‘running away’ from the elections, claiming that the ‘convict sitting abroad’ and Asif Zardari were scared. “They have a one-point agenda to hide their theft and they will hurt the country in the process. All they want is an NRO 2,” he alleged.

‘Elections the way out’

Imran Khan once again called upon the institutions to play role in holding immediate and transparent elections. He asked the institutions if they were not worried about where Pakistan was heading and its future.

“Are you not worried today that our country is heading towards a point where there will be no coming back,” he asked and then stressed that snap polls was the only solution.

The former premier noted that as soon as elections are held, the country would get a chance to get out of this mess. “Without political stability, there is no economic stability,” he concluded. Punjab Crisis

The political crisis in Punjab intensified after the Centre and the province came face-to-face over the no-trust voting against Punjab Chief Minister Pervaiz Elahi, PA speaker and deputy speaker.

The crisis deepened after the governor and PA speaker rejected each other’s rulings regarding the no-trust voting and summoning of a special session for vote of confidence today.

Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) and Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) submitted no-trust motion against Punjab chief minister, speaker and deputy speaker to the provincial assembly’s secretariat.

Confirming the development, PML-N leader Khawaja Imran Nazir has claimed that the opposition parties will give a good surprise to the people of Punjab.

He confirmed that the particulars related to the no-trust motion were received by the PA secretary. Nazir said that the no-confidence motion was submitted in accordance with the law after completing the required numbers. The development came after Imran Khan announced to dissolve Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) assemblies on December 23.

The former premier announced the decision while addressing the nation alongside the Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief ministers, Pervaiz Elahi and Mahmood Khan, respectively. Imran Khan thanked the two provincial chiefs for their cooperation with his party, and said he had consulted PTI’s lawyers about the move, adding that the Constitution did not allow elections to be delayed beyond 90 days of an assembly’s dissolution.

‘One man’ behind efforts to end PTI’s politics: Imran Khan

LAHORE (NNI): Former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has held responsible ‘one man’ for the ouster of his government, claiming that ‘one man’ was still behind…

thefrontierpost.com

 

[Rahil khan]

یہ مجھے چین کیوں نہیں پڑتا​

ایک ہی شخص تھا جہان میں کیا؟​

​

ہاۓ بیچارہ ۔۔۔۔​

 

[Maarkhoor]

یہ مجھے چین کیوں نہیں پڑتا​

ایک ہی شخص تھا جہان میں کیا؟​

​

ہاۓ بیچارہ ۔۔۔۔​

"He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare, And he who has one enemy will meet him everywhere."— Ali ibn-Abi-Talib
@PanzerKiel @Irfan Baloch @Rashid Mahmood

 

[Signalian]

Previously it was women, now it’s a man.

There is one God too.

 

[Jazzbot]

There is one God too.

There is one COAS too.

Who has almost God like powers or status in Pakistan. No law applies on the guy, no one can criticize him, no one can question him, no one can audit him. In short, the guy lives a God like life after becoming COAS. Strange, no?

 

[El Sidd]

The previous government operated as a regime inflicting long term damage to each and every institution in most casual manner almost like assured that there would never be any accountability.

From operating privatized asset recovery units to massacre of political rival to plunging institutions and bureaucracy in chaos with hushed up legislative reforms.

The tea party experiment was always designed to cement status quo of established parties like PPP, PMLN and JUI.

 

[Signalian]

There is one COAS too.

Who has almost God like powers or status in Pakistan. No law applies on the guy, no one can criticize him, no one can question him, no one can audit him. In short, the guy lives a God like life after becoming COAS. Strange, no?

It’s strange that you equate him to God, or maybe it’s not. This can go towards any direction though. Media criticized Bajwa, questioned Bajwa and journos conducted audits of their own against him and they still are relentlessly posting videos about him while IK gives a statement everyday almost regarding Bajwa.

Till a certain time IK and Bajwa were close buddies and then the IK lost while Bajwa retired. If there is concrete evidence that can be used in court then IK can bring it forward like the famous letter. Lawyers got after Musharraf in their movement to align with CJ which actually weakened Musharraf’s posture, eventually he left the country for certain periods of time. PTI supporters including the lawyer cadre can do the same against Bajwa. The guy is retired any way but IK needs to use his head and not emotions. I feel bad for IK, he could have chosen many alternatives to change the system how he deemed necessary.

COASs are of different personalities and nature. Circumstances will dictate what the current COAS is capable of and what he does. Man is scared of what he doesn't know, when its known what a person can do then there is no use worrying. Even the most powerful man can be cornered and isolated. The politicians of Pakistan conduct 3rd rate politics and everything related towards ego sooner or later.

Jinnah faced almost the circumstances. He was a lawyer, a barrister and understood the system perfectly. When he used to take a case, he would get the details only once and ten carry forward the case himself. But he wasn't an emotional brat like IK, he left the emotional part to religious Mullahs who are good at igniting minds through religion, which is still happening today. To bring changes in a system, one needs to be in the system, Jinnah knew that. Going to jail or losing his position of authority was not an option for him. Even the British ruling an empire of their own, an empire composed of different countries, couldn't dislodge Jinnah, couldn't get rid of him, and couldn't beat him through their own system.

Here IK has created such a fear of COAS as to make a villain, a negative personality out of him and now you think that COAS has powers of God and all those powers give him are analogous to Dr. Evil who is out to destroy the world through his evil designs. And even if COAS does something good, its seen with an eye of doubt that there has to be sinister design behind that notion and this is just a cover up.

Do you believe that God will give such power to a man on earth and then forget about it ? That is the level of insecurity which has evolved now. Pata nai we have such a powerful man who is capable of doing anything and out of all the things he will only damage Pakistan and keep our beloved IK out of power. OMG what will this COAS do. Just like patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel, what can be expected from a person diving in waves of doubts. Should we complain from God - Dear God, you let honest upright noble IK kicked out of power and let an evil vile wicked man easily retire and then he can be seen enjoying life and attending cricket matches where as poor IK is screaming at top of his lungs against the injustice done to him, thus done to Pakistan. Oh God, How could you let this happen !

Now Im not a religious person but I do try to be positive. Can IK turn the chain of events in his favor. Can IK get back into the system by striking a deal with his opponents and maybe with Military. can IK use the dire circumstances of terrorism and economy to make an entry into the game of power. Is IK ready to stand up to the COAS, a man which you think holds power comparable to God, and jump into the driving seat using the guile of his PTI team and the wits of his lawyers.

The fact of matter is that opportunities are around us everywhere. We just need to get out of our system and look around us to grab them. Blaming Bajwa, blaming PMLN, blaming PPP, blaming new COAS - how does that help the cause, it doesn't.

You know why I favor Army ? From the General down to the sepoy know that the mission they are going to conduct is against an enemy superior to them. An enemy who will always have advantage of numbers and equipment. Should the meagre elements of 6th Armored Division in 1965 given up the offensive after the plans were captured from Indians that the lone regiment, 25th Cavalry, has been able to stop not just an entire Armored Division of Indian Army but also has forced accompanying Infantry Division of Indian Army to go on defensive and consolidate its lines. That is 45 MBTs against 250+ MBTs. Pakistan Army faces these odds everywhere against India yet Pakistan Army keeps going back into action against India time after time. Yes Pakistan Army met failure at many instances, but Army didn't disband and give up, that no we cannot fight India which is stronger than us so what is the point of keeping an Army. Just demobilize, Army, dissolve the formations, sell the equipment and call it a day. Pakistan ka Allah hafiz hay. The enemy is 3-4 times stronger than us so what is the point of even fighting. But NO, the formations still give a bloody nose to India on LOC in peacetime. Indian Army on the other hand becomes more frustrated as how can a bigger Army accept losses of soldiers to a smaller Army. This also comes as psychological victory for Pakistan Army. Its not just the Pakistani sepoys who bear the brunt of a superior enemy, the commanding officers whether CO or GOC, go in with them. 1st Armored Division lost its GOC and Brigade commanders since they were right up at the frontlines with soldiers.

I sometimes read about Jinnah, trying to get to know the man as a human being, who would have thought just the same about giving up when he wanted to take on the British, but he didn't. He was just one man. Yes he had backing of Muslim league but he bore the brunt of every attack. He made the policy. He attacked and counter attacked. He had good counsel in trusty friends who were fighting for the same cause but Jinnah did all this pushing behind his marriage, and his health. What thoughts would be going through his head. He was a human, wouldn't he feel lost at times, alone maybe. The man had nerves of steel, how did he get those nerves. He always had a game plan, like a chess player where he knew the moves of his opponents. He knew the law and he used the law as his weapon. He didn't give excuses or reasons. He saw Congress as unworthy and left it. He had opponents in the form of Nehru and Gandhi. He would make a decision (whether wrong or right) and then made it right if it was wrong. How can one do that ? Jinnah used to do it.

Jinnah was leading a smaller team and working for a smaller community of religion (when compared in totality with other religions). Jinnah should have given up, seeing the odds, he didn't, he kept taking practical steps, he kept working 16-20 hours a day. He led a smaller party (ML) to victory against a bigger party (Congress), he created a country against all odds from British where as British ruled half the world at that time.

 

[Jazzbot]

Media criticized Bajwa, questioned Bajwa and journos conducted audits of their own against him

I stopped reading after this because here is the output which you deliberately missed:

Arshad Sharif - Assassinated.

Imran Riaz - Number of cases, life threats, arrests, struggled to get bails, lost his job, media houses kind of blacklisted him, he finally got released only after software update

Jamil Farooqi - Same as Imran Riaz

Even aged journos like Ayaz Amir and Iftikhar Ch were brutally beaten up.

Number of elite journos had to flee the country to save their lives until things settle down.

list goes on..

 

[Path-Finder]

It’s strange that you equate him to God, or maybe it’s not. This can go towards any direction though. Media criticized Bajwa, questioned Bajwa and journos conducted audits of their own against him and they still are relentlessly posting videos about him while IK gives a statement everyday almost regarding Bajwa.

Till a certain time IK and Bajwa were close buddies and then the IK lost while Bajwa retired. If there is concrete evidence that can be used in court then IK can bring it forward like the famous letter. Lawyers got after Musharraf in their movement to align with CJ which actually weakened Musharraf’s posture, eventually he left the country for certain periods of time. PTI supporters including the lawyer cadre can do the same against Bajwa. The guy is retired any way but IK needs to use his head and not emotions. I feel bad for IK, he could have chosen many alternatives to change the system how he deemed necessary.

COASs are of different personalities and nature. Circumstances will dictate what the current COAS is capable of and what he does. Man is scared of what he doesn't know, when its known what a person can do then there is no use worrying. Even the most powerful man can be cornered and isolated. The politicians of Pakistan conduct 3rd rate politics and everything related towards ego sooner or later.

Jinnah faced almost the circumstances. He was a lawyer, a barrister and understood the system perfectly. When he used to take a case, he would get the details only once and ten carry forward the case himself. But he wasn't an emotional brat like IK, he left the emotional part to religious Mullahs who are good at igniting minds through religion, which is still happening today. To bring changes in a system, one needs to be in the system, Jinnah knew that. Going to jail or losing his position of authority was not an option for him. Even the British ruling an empire of their own, an empire composed of different countries, couldn't dislodge Jinnah, couldn't get rid of him, and couldn't beat him through their own system.

Here IK has created such a fear of COAS as to make a villain, a negative personality out of him and now you think that COAS has powers of God and all those powers give him are analogous to Dr. Evil who is out to destroy the world through his evil designs. And even if COAS does something good, its seen with an eye of doubt that there has to be sinister design behind that notion and this is just a cover up.

Do you believe that God will give such power to a man on earth and then forget about it ? That is the level of insecurity which has evolved now. Pata nai we have such a powerful man who is capable of doing anything and out of all the things he will only damage Pakistan and keep our beloved IK out of power. OMG what will this COAS do. Just like patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel, what can be expected from a person diving in waves of doubts. Should we complain from God - Dear God, you let honest upright noble IK kicked out of power and let an evil vile wicked man easily retire and then he can be seen enjoying life and attending cricket matches where as poor IK is screaming at top of his lungs against the injustice done to him, thus done to Pakistan. Oh God, How could you let this happen !

Now Im not a religious person but I do try to be positive. Can IK turn the chain of events in his favor. Can IK get back into the system by striking a deal with his opponents and maybe with Military. can IK use the dire circumstances of terrorism and economy to make an entry into the game of power. Is IK ready to stand up to the COAS, a man which you think holds power comparable to God, and jump into the driving seat using the guile of his PTI team and the wits of his lawyers.

The fact of matter is that opportunities are around us everywhere. We just need to get out of our system and look around us to grab them. Blaming Bajwa, blaming PMLN, blaming PPP, blaming new COAS - how does that help the cause, it doesn't.

You know why I favor Army ? From the General down to the sepoy know that the mission they are going to conduct is against an enemy superior to them. An enemy who will always have advantage of numbers and equipment. Should the meagre elements of 6th Armored Division in 1965 given up the offensive after the plans were captured from Indians that the lone regiment, 25th Cavalry, has been able to stop not just an entire Armored Division of Indian Army but also has forced accompanying Infantry Division of Indian Army to go on defensive and consolidate its lines. That is 45 MBTs against 250+ MBTs. Pakistan Army faces these odds everywhere against India yet Pakistan Army keeps going back into action against India time after time. Yes Pakistan Army met failure at many instances, but Army didn't disband and give up, that no we cannot fight India which is stronger than us so what is the point of keeping an Army. Just demobilize, Army, dissolve the formations, sell the equipment and call it a day. Pakistan ka Allah hafiz hay. The enemy is 3-4 times stronger than us so what is the point of even fighting. But NO, the formations still give a bloody nose to India on LOC in peacetime. Indian Army on the other hand becomes more frustrated as how can a bigger Army accept losses of soldiers to a smaller Army. This also comes as psychological victory for Pakistan Army. Its not just the Pakistani sepoys who bear the brunt of a superior enemy, the commanding officers whether CO or GOC, go in with them. 1st Armored Division lost its GOC and Brigade commanders since they were right up at the frontlines with soldiers.

I sometimes read about Jinnah, trying to get to know the man as a human being, who would have thought just the same about giving up when he wanted to take on the British, but he didn't. He was just one man. Yes he had backing of Muslim league but he bore the brunt of every attack. He made the policy. He attacked and counter attacked. He had good counsel in trusty friends who were fighting for the same cause but Jinnah did all this pushing behind his marriage, and his health. What thoughts would be going through his head. He was a human, wouldn't he feel lost at times, alone maybe. The man had nerves of steel, how did he get those nerves. He always had a game plan, like a chess player where he knew the moves of his opponents. He knew the law and he used the law as his weapon. He didn't give excuses or reasons. He saw Congress as unworthy and left it. He had opponents in the form of Nehru and Gandhi. He would make a decision (whether wrong or right) and then made it right if it was wrong. How can one do that ? Jinnah used to do it.

Jinnah was leading a smaller team and working for a smaller community of religion (when compared in totality with other religions). Jinnah should have given up, seeing the odds, he didn't, he kept taking practical steps, he kept working 16-20 hours a day. He led a smaller party (ML) to victory against a bigger party (Congress), he created a country against all odds from British where as British ruled half the world at that time.

my Goodness no wonder the 'idara' is going down into an abyss and taking Pakistan with it.

This benign nature of persons who swore an oath to Pakistan. Then carryout activities that not only depletes their 'idaras' reputation. But the 'idara' can have people act like Pharaohs because they have some immunity and a get out of jail card.

No wonder the 'idara' is at war with people it swore to protect. The trutrh always comes out and more voices are coming to light.

I am sure History isn't going to favour the holy cow institution. people forget the role of history and how these people will be remembered.


Now Interestingly you brought Jinnah into the mix. If Jinnah was infiltrated with someone like bajwa then that would have been the wet dream of the colonials and the congress party.

There is a documentary from 1982 if its still on Youtube about Jinnah. All the people in the documentary are civil servants who were there when the partition was happening.

They all say one thing that despite the fact they had Jinnah surrounded and possibly a bajwa like scenario was hatched too to derail him by Lord Mountbatten. But Jinnah would not budge an inch despite all shady business.

I suppose in an eclipse of times bajwa is Lord Mountbatten of today. I am not going to compare IK to Jinnah incase you get that thought in your head.

There is one COAS too.

Who has almost God like powers or status in Pakistan. No law applies on the guy, no one can criticize him, no one can question him, no one can audit him. In short, the guy lives a God like life after becoming COAS. Strange, no?

Not God but like Pharaoh or Nimrod. As I have said before, if they want to act like Pharaoh then Allah will send Moses.

 

[-=virus=-]

emotional fools ke saath ye hi hota hai

sunset, that-a-ways, Imran,, start walking

 

[VCheng]

Former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has held responsible ‘one man’ for the ouster of his government, claiming that ‘one man’ was still behind the efforts to end party’s politics.

Does this mean that IK admits there was no "foreign conspiracy"?

 

[Goenitz]

Does this mean that IK admits there was no "foreign conspiracy"?

Do you think that one man is hulk + superman + thanos? or he needs aides/minions/facilitators?
On topic: IK & bajwa equation: if it was in accordance with the constitution, then it was valid. But the question is, which unconstitutional acts did bajwa perform on the behest/request of IK?

 

[VCheng]

Do you think that one man is hulk + superman + thanos? or he needs aides/minions/facilitators?

Then why is IK saying it was only one man?

But the question is, which unconstitutional acts did bajwa perform on the behest/request of IK?

Has IK said anything about this question?

 

[Goenitz]

Then why is IK saying it was only one man?

bcz of the people. They say Hitler killed 6 million etc, or Stalin did this and that, or George Washington, or Alexander etc,. . Idk why they say that. It is so confusing. I need a therapy session

Has IK said anything about this question?

IK admitted that Army helped him in Covid, Lotus attack, Floods, etc.

Members here saying why IK was happy when Bajwa was helping him? So, I said that bajwa fulfilled his duties by serving the PM, unless some unlawful command was given. Which I don't know.

 

[VCheng]

So, I said that bajwa fulfilled his duties by serving the PM, unless some unlawful command was given.

So I take it that you have no problem if the current COAS fulfills his duties by serving the current PM in the same way as Bajwa did for IK?

They say Hitler killed 6 million etc, or Stalin did this and that, or George Washington, or Alexander etc,. . Idk why they say that. It is so confusing. I need therapy

I agree that whataboutery is confusing, hence best avoided, unless the whole point is to obfuscate.