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Pakistan: Former PM Khan to announce future plan in protest today
During the meeting he congratulated the members on the positive development about FATF's grey list
Former prime minister Imran Khan on Saturday said that he would reveal his future course of action in his party’s nationwide protest — slated for today — against rising inflation.
Presiding over a meeting of his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party spokespersons, Khan said the future course of action will be decided along with the nation in the June 19 protest.
“Oppression and force cannot stop the people from raising their voices,” he was quoted as saying by Geo News.
During the meeting, the PTI chairman congratulated the members, especially ex-energy minister Hammad Azhar, on the positive development about the Financial Action Task Force’s (FATF) grey list.
Talking about the rising prices in the country, Khan said the PTI shielded the nation from global inflation. “The current government does not care about the people or the future of the country,” he said, adding that the “situation will be out of control if the economy was destabilised”.
Khan claimed the “coalition government is putting the future of the nation at stake just to save themselves”.
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