Imran Khan Predicts Government's Fall in Two Months Amid Legal Turmoil
In his remarks, the PTI founder expressed strong criticism of the government's performance, describing it as deeply mired in corruption. "This government is trapped in corruption. They don't even realize it because it's led by a group of idiots," Khan stated with conviction. He added, "Today, from this jail, I declare that this government's term is only two months. It can't survive beyond that."
Imran Khan has been imprisoned since August 2023, facing various legal charges. His political troubles began earlier, in April 2022, when he was ousted from the Prime Minister's office following a no-confidence vote by opposition members in Parliament. Since then, his legal battles have continued to mount.
The most recent case against Khan relates to his alleged involvement in the May 9, 2023 riots, a trial that is currently underway. Notably, the court proceedings are being held within the confines of Adiala Jail. The state has urged Khan to accept responsibility for the riots and issue an apology.
However, Khan remains defiant, denying any personal involvement in the unrest. "I am being falsely slandered. I am not crazy enough to order party workers to riot. They (the prosecution) have yet to present any evidence before me," Khan told reporters on Thursday.
When pressed on what he would do if evidence implicating him were presented, Khan's response was measured but firm. "If the state provides evidence, I will withdraw myself from PTI and accept whatever sentence the court deems appropriate," he said.
The unfolding legal drama surrounding Imran Khan has captured the attention of many, raising questions about the political stability of Pakistan. With Khan's prediction of the government's fall within two months, the political landscape in the country could be set for significant upheaval. For continued updates on this developing story, stay tuned to Bengali Vogue.
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