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"Pakistan mein koi clerk ki kursi nahi chorta, inho nay NA ki seats chorr dee hain… " #HaqBaatSuchBaat](https://twitter.com/hashtag/HaqBaatSuchBaat?src=hash)
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Imran should propose to TUQ that ‘Qadri Saheb join together to dispose the garbage occupying government’ and work to get election reforms imposed on Pakistan, where rigging becomes impossible.
Then all contest election on one agenda (Sunnis, Shias, minorities, PMLQ, and TUQ supporters) under one flag, and that would be to introduce whatever TUQ (Awami Tahreeq) is asking into constitution along with what IK wants in constitution. Once constitution is reformed/amended than if required all would resign and new election can be held.
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Syed Talat Hussain @TalatHussain12 35m
ٰImran continues on the slippery slope that started yesterday.Now its abt protection an image even if people get killed.
shahzeb khanzada @shahzebkhanzda 36m
IK says will lead march to Red zone from the front,police has to decide whether they will fire on Imran khan or not…
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PTI already calling their MNAs ‘Saabiq MNA’ level](https://twitter.com/hashtag/Level?src=hash)
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Jamshed Dasti ready his resignation letter to the audiences now.. Hahahaha..
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Dasti nay Dasti istefa de diya haha](https://twitter.com/hashtag/Haha?src=hash)
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Imran vows to lead march into Islamabad’s Red Zone - Pakistan - DAWN.COM
ISLAMABAD: Lashing out at the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) government over what he called ‘dynastic politics of Sharifs,’ Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan on Monday said that he will lead the march into ‘Red Zone’ of the federal capital on Tuesday, when his deadline expires.
“Because I am worried that the police is ours and you are also mine, and I do not want any clash with police. That’s why I have decided I will lead the march to the Red Zone,” he said to the protesters.
“Police will have to decide whether they will fire at Imran Khan or not. I know the Pakistani police will not shoot at Imran Khan,” he said. To the “Gullu Butts,” he said if they raise arms against workers, they will have no place to hide.
“The world will witness the power of the Pakistani nation tomorrow.”
He asked the party workers to promise that they will follow behind him, and that “if something happens,” he will take the first bullet.
“You have to promise not to embarrass your leader. You have to stay peaceful. Do not break as much as a potted plant. It will be a peaceful march.”
He pleaded to the Islamabad police not to engage in violence tomorrow.
Imran Khan felicitated his party administration for better arrangements of the sit-in today compared to past few days. He said a civil disobedience movement was the best way to get freedom from oppressors.
He claimed that the crowd at the sit-in was getting larger with every passing day. The PTI chief lamented that the poor has to pay taxes on everything.
Addressing the youth, he explained difference between democracy and monarchy. “In democracy, rulers are answerable to the masses and in monarchy they are not,” he said.
The statement comes soon after the PTI leader Shah Mehmood Qureshi announced that PTI lawmakers will resign from all assemblies, save Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to strengthen the civil disobedience movement Imran Khan announced on Sunday.
On Sunday, he appealed to the people to stop paying utility bills and taxes to the current government, accusing Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif of plundering the national wealth to enrich his business empire.
Khan and populist cleric Tahir-ul-Qadri, who led his own “long march” from Lahore, claim the May 2013 general election which Sharif won in a landslide was rigged.
They had promised to mobilise hundreds of thousands of supporters to capitalise on popular dissatisfaction with the corruption, power cuts and insecurity that blight daily life in Pakistan and oust the government.
But Khan was left looking increasingly isolated on Monday as mass support failed to materialise and other opposition parties refused to rally to his call.
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Jin logon kee aap baat ker rahay hain (Pakistani media anchors) un may say aksar PMLN kay paid (in haddi or in ideology) gumashtay hain.
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^^^ I’m reporting and watching what he is saying. He said he will march to red zone tomorrow. Does he not know that battalion of Pakistani army is guarding red zone and not the police? This man has fallen from grace & looks so desperate to save his face at cost of how many lives?
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^^^ you are right that army would be there. But why you think army should fire or even try to stop a political party from demanding resignation of Prime Minister who is Prime Minister due to rigging?
Army is state employee, not employee of government, so why should army going to defend government against demand of people … especially when they must be knowing too that present government is result of rigging.
On the other hand, I do not think there is any love this government have within army that army would be partial towards them in this time of need.
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- Murtaza Ali Shah @MurtazaGeoNews](https://twitter.com/MurtazaGeoNews) 49 mins
5,000 left in #PTI](https://twitter.com/hashtag/PTI?src=hash) dherna. 25,000 have already left n the remaining making their way 2 bus stations now - depressed n lonely, dreams broken
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Guys can we just invite this Murtaza from GEO to join GS so we dont have to quote this twit’s tweets in every thread 
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Imran Khan did sound depressed, I don’t know whether to feel happy or sad. Ultimately he had only himself to blame. Thats what happens when you start living inside a bubble and at some stage it bursts. His time would have come if he had been patient and had stuck to his principles, but now it seems over.
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B/c red zone has state institutions that do not belong to NS or Zardari or anyone else. They are symbol of nation and its unity. Foreign diplomats and their staffs are also there. Any attempt to turn Pakistan into Libya is not going to work, and those trying to turn Pakistan into Libya or Syria must be prosecuted to full extent of law.
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People don’t like that Imran spends more time at Bani Gala
They should not be angry
He have to give time to his make up artist and hair stylist
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Javed Chaudhry
Yesterday at 9:12am ·
Government has decided to not use any kind of force against protestants. If Imran Khan’s supporters try to enter Red Zone or take over Parliament, Police will not stop them from it. Police will only ensure protection of Diplomatic Enclave
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To All Sheikhoo Haters
Sheikh Rasheed ne bhe resign de diya
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To resign needs courage and beliefs, something neither Bhuttos ever had, Zardaris ever had or Gullu Shareefs ever had neither anyone had in the party PPP or PMLN.
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Will the MNAs resigning stand again in the by-election or will this be permanent retirement?
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Haha take kar li