What is the proposed road map of Imran Khan

[phoenixdesi]

Re: What is the proposed road map of Imran Khan

@Silaaj

You) are desperately clutching at straws, trying to paint a bleak picture of hopelessness, which is far from reality. We have seen this from PMLN in the past as well, when they tried to scare public into thinking that voting for PTI would bring in Zardari…and that supporting the long march would bring in the army etc etc. Enough hysterics.

If NS resigns, PMLN will install a replacement PM. That PM will have no choice but to conduct an immediate audit of the elections without exercising any control over EC or NADRA, and the future will depend on the result of the audit (otherwise we are back to square one, and IK wont need to call out to people). This has been the (legitimate) demand of PTI for the past 1 year. No rocket science there. If the audit proves rigging, midterm elections are a common sense result. If audit proves that rigging was minimal, then PTI takes a hit, and sits back.

Now I acknowledge the fact that when NS resigns, he still will be pulling the strings of the replacement PM. But in light of the long march and popular public support behind it (no matter what the media may have you believe), they wont be able to ignore or put off election audit any more. And with PTI lawmakers being a part of the process, the formulation of a new EC will (have to) be transparent and unbiased. If a new EC still ends up being shoddy, and new elections are once again rigged, then PTI will will be equally responsible for that.

Finally, please stop quoting a constitution that our govt violates 20 times a day.

jisay aap kee amrzie silaj sahib…i will stop quoting Constitution of pakistan…my bad!

I am not painting any bleak picture whatsoever. I am just quoting constitutional requirements. We have an exmaple when jamali resigned in 2003. Shujat took over as inetrim PM and we had a recount in which Shuakat aziz won. You go that path and you will have PMLN PM again as they have majority. second option is when PM Nawaz resigned in 1996 with an advice to president to dissolve assemblies. President has to dissolve assemblies per PM advice and conduct reelection with an interim setup which will be chosen by house of opposition leader and incumbent PM. Imran wont like that either.

hope you recognize that you just said that Imran is willing to negotiate with nawaz sharif’s appointed PM…i mean Imran will be willing to negotiate with Nawaz’s stooge but he does not want to negotiate directly with nawaz, which is a much better option…a great political wisdom?

Fine i will stop quoting constitutional requirements but then dont blame me when everything will be challenged in courts and imran will have a bigger battle to face…and by the way, yes you can violate constitution 20 times a day but at least a democratic govt has to do it through ordinances…so it is not exactly banana republic of Pakistan