Says PTI stands with Gill, condemns police torture
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Senior Vice President Fawad Chaudhry announced that the PTI would launch a well-conceived countrywide anti-government movement to send the current corrupt imported setup packing, which was hell-bent destroying Pakistan economically and politically. Talking to media here on Monday, Fawad Chaudhry said that Chairman PTI Imran Khan would address public gatherings in major cities across the country to rid the country of the inept and imported government, making life of rank and file a hell.
He said that the Chairman PTI would formally launch the anti-government movement from Karachi on August 19, where the PTI would hold a mammoth power show, adding that Imran Khan would hold public gatherings till December 10 in various parts of the country. Fawad said that the PTI strongly condemned the police torture on Shahbaz Gill, which was unacceptable.
He said that what was happening to Gill was the height of injustice and the entire party stood with him. He expressed his apprehension that Gill could be kidnapped so as to get his medical certificate from PIMS. Fawad went on to say that the PTI would take up the issue of Gill’s torture globally. He expressed his shock over the court’s decision to issue a notice for hearing regarding Gill’s physical remand, as they just wanted this remand to torture him.
Fawad urged that the matter should resolved at the earliest, as Gill was being targeted because he was weak, adding that his case was similar to Nawaz Sharif, Fazlur Rehman and Maryam Safdar. The PTI said that Rana Sanaullah set a dangerous and new tradition to crackdown against innocent children and helpless women, adding that this was causing irreparable damage to Pakistan’s politics.
Talking about PM’s offer of talk on Charter of economy, Fawad termed the proposal of a charter of economy a foolish idea, as the PTI could not support the destructive economic policy of the government of crooks that brought the country on the verge of economic collapse. He lashed out at the government flawed policies, which he would trigger tsunami of unemployment while PTI government provided 55 lac jobs.
