While directing members of assemblies to prepare for the snap polls, former prime minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan has said that the coalition government could go for general elections in the next six to eight weeks.
He said this while talking to PTI members of parliament in Lahore on Sunday. Imran tasked former Punjab health minister Dr Yasmin Rashid to complete the PTI’s organisational structure in the province within two weeks.
He said that the law will take its course against those who violated privacy on May 25. “I know the people who deceived us, but I don’t want to name anyone in front of everyone,” he added. Later, Imran met PTI leader Dr Yasmin, Mian Mahmoodur Rasheed, Mian Aslam Iqbal and Raja Basharat separately. He lauded the efforts of party workers for the election of Punjab chief minister and Punjab Assembly speaker.
The PTI chief also lauded the performance of members of parliament from the Lahore and the Gujranwala division.
On the occasion, he said that stability in the country is only possible via fair and transparent elections. “People come into politics for money but now masses have become aware… people have expectations from the PTI.”
