PM Imran Khan urges youth for peaceful protest on no confidence motion

 


Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday called on the country's youth to stage "peaceful protests" against "foreign conspiracies" allegedly plotted by his government and said he had "more than one plan" for a crucial tomorrow's vote on a no-confidence motion. against him in the National Assembly.

  The Prime Minister made the remarks during a live question and answer session, which started just before 5.30 pm, was broadcast live on television, radio, and social media, and lasted for about an hour.

 "Before taking your calls, I want to speak to the people of my country for five minutes because right now Pakistan is in a precarious position," the prime minister said in his inaugural address. This is the future war of the world.

 There are two paths we can take. Do we want to take the path of destruction or the path of pride? It will be difficult this way but this is the way of our Prophet PBUH. This method is for our benefit. This approach brought change to the world.

 

 The Prime Minister then discussed the country's political crisis: "Pakistan's politics today is in a state where the nation will decide where the country wants to take it. A society that stands for honesty and justice takes on a new life.

 “It has now been proven that there is a conspiracy against the government and that politicians have bought bribes to overthrow the government. The conspiracy started abroad and here is Mir Sadyki helping these people abroad.

 “History will never forget you. And may the history of Pakistan not forget these traitors. It is your responsibility. Do not let them feel that you have forgotten. "

 

 The prime minister said he would take legal action against those who "betrayed the nation". "I met with my lawyers today and discussed the plan. We will not let them go free, they will all have to be punished. We will decide what action to take against all violators today."

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