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PTI will be in government by December, claims Asad Qaiser
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Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Asad Qaiser has claimed that his party would come into the power by December.
Speaking on a local TV show, the former speaker said that the situation will be fine by December as we will get the majority and PTI will be in the government. They are looking for excuses related to reserved seats so that we don’t get the position. If we come, we can think of no-confidence motion. The numbers are not complete yet but we will take the government and see if we have required numbers? Will try to get fresh mandate, he added.
Qaiser also claimed that there are differences between Nawaz Sharif and Shehbaz Sharif while Asif Ali Zardari and Bilawal Bhutto also have differences.
He said that the situation in the country is going towards anarchy as people are worried about the inflation. Yesterday, a man killed his brother because of the power bill, Khawaja Asif is in that part of the age where psychological problems come. There is no truth in what has been said, Khawaja Asif’s words show how disappointed he is. They are all sitting on a fake mandate, he added.
They said that our hunger strike is symbolic. Yes, the real hunger strike will be observed when Imran Khan goes on strike. We are conveying our narrative to the people. Efforts will be made to ensure that our protest is within the realm of law, if the government obstructs or conspires, then the responsibility will be on the government.
Qaiser further said that there is no government and they are trying to widen distance between the army and PTI. The PTI founder has said:” This country is also mine and the army is also mine.”
He further said that if there is no independent judiciary and the rule of law, the country will not move forward. In the current situation of the country, new elections are needed. Maryam Nawaz has threatened the judiciary, which is not acceptable, he concluded.