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Khosa urges Imran Khan to join Parliament

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Pakistan Peoples Party’s (PPP) senior leader and former Punjab governor Sardar Latif Khan Khosa urged Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Friday to return to the Parliament now that all rumors and perceptions have come to an end after Lt. Gen Asim Munir’s appointment as the new Chief of the Army Staff (COAS).

While talking to a private TV channel the former governor stressed that all political issues must be resolved with political wisdom, asking the former prime minister to become a part of the Parliament keeping all irrelevant issues aside.

Referring to the army, Khosa said “our institution is our strength”. “It is an omen of fairness and merit that no one political party in the country has an objection over the appointments of the top military leadership,” the PPP leader maintained.

He further guaranteed that the armed forces will not intervene in politics as they claim to have decided not to do. The former governor urged political leaders to now sit together and resolve their political issues. “We should also put an end to hate in all political camps. The state cannot afford such hate and grudges. We should sincerely come forward to join hands for the betterment of the country and its people, facing huge problems,” Khosa added. —INP

 

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