to bahi ager assembly main nahi ana to phir poori party isteefa kion nahi de deti… jab app assembly ko manty hi nahi to phir tankhuwa aur maraat kion lai rahay hian…
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Tuesday said his party was standing by its decision to boycott the joint session of parliament to be held this week, which the Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is scheduled to address.
Speaking to media representatives outside his Banigala residence, Imran said his party would not attend the joint session which he said would take place under a controversial prime minister who was facing charges of corruption.
He said “we welcome the Turkish president to Pakistan but at the same time, we do not want to endorse a prime minister who has broken the country’s law and has engaged in corruption”.
Imran added that it had become impossible for PTI lawmakers to go to Parliament given the treatment that was meted out to party workers.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan is scheduled to arrive in Pakistan for a two-day official visit this week. The government plans to convene a special joint sitting of parliament on Nov 17 so the Turkish president can address lawmakers.
Criticising the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, he said in the past seven months it had become clear that the government had changed its position several times in relation to its corruption. He added that proceedings in the apex court would further show how much the government has lied.
On the Panamagate case that is being heard in the Supreme Court, the PTI chairman said the government was telling more lies to hide its previous deceits. He further said that his party trusted the court and would accept however it decides to proceed on the matter.
Saad Rafique condemns PTI’s decision Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader Khawaja Saad Rafique while talking to media condemned the decision of PTI to boycott the joint session of the Parliament.
“After meeting Ambassador of Turkey, PTI should have attended the joint session of Parliament,” Rafique said.
“Imran Khan is a threat to the national benefit,” PML-N leader added.
Rafique also lauded the bond between people of Pakistan and Turkey. “Love and respect to Pakistanis is taught in the Turkish homes and I feel proud whenever I visit Turkey,” he said.
Re: PTI will not attend Erdogan’s address to parliament, says Imran
IK ko US bhi pasand naheen , Court nay haramdi Tyrian kay baray us kay khilaf faisla dia aur aik dafa US immigration nay usko Canadian airport par boht zalil kia , SA ab Qatar , kisi Arab par koi etbar naheen
He trust only UK , British women paid properly even extra
Re: PTI will not attend Erdogan’s address to parliament, says Imran
During the times, when Likes of Trump and Modi are alligning themselves on Pakistan and Muslim Hatred, we need our friends more than ever, be it seasoned friends like Saudi, Turkey and China ( Lybia have been neutralized and its oil reserves are being used to fund ISIS and other terrorist outfits), Afghan Taliban tilting towards India…
With Iran playing neutral on the out and providing logistic support to India…
Things we need is to mend our ways to make stronger ties with our Friends and get the weight of neutral and undecided countries on our side…but the so-called educated lot have decided otherwise
