Former Prime Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan accused the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) of being behind the audio leaks scandal on Thursday.
During his meeting with journalists, Imran Khan again demanded that ECP CEC Sikandar Sultan Raja resign, while also challenging the open hearing on the Toshakhana case and stating that the long march is not far away.
Former Prime Minister [Imran] claimed that the people would flock to the long march in large numbers, and that no one could stop them [PTI] from staging one.
Claiming that the PTI has barred overseas Pakistanis from joining the political party, Imran stated that if the overseas Pakistanis are not 'acceptable,' there is no need to accept remittances from them.
Imran requested that the ECP explain what happened with the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and Pakistan People's Party funding cases (PPP).
The PTI supremo [Imran] reiterated that if free and fair elections are not held, the country will bear no consequences.
The former prime minister also stated that the process for appointing the CEC and its members, as well as the Chairman of the NAB, should be changed.
"After the Daska election, I realised that the entire game had changed."
Imran, in a jab at his political opponents, stated that he has been saying since the beginning that his opponents are not 'democratic,' but rather 'criminals.'
Imran slammed the incumbent government before expressing gratitude to the coalition government for bringing the cypher back to life.
In response to the by-elections, Imran stated that the PTI will be 'victorious' regardless of rigging.
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