PTI chairman Imran Khan has said “dissolve assemblies before May 14 and hold election if simultaneous election have to be got held.
” ball is in government court. If elections have to be got held same day then dissolve assemblies first before May 14 and hold the election. if they have to take the matter to September or October then dialogue is of no avail. I know about too many things but it is matter of national security. I don’t want some international news is made and country suffers, he said this while talking to media men in the premises of court on Friday.
“we are pursuing law. Those who are alike hold dialogue but we and they are not alike. They don’t follow constitution. They are defying law. They have abolished constitution. We acted upon constitution. We have accepted Supreme Court (SC) decisions in letter and spirit, he added.
He went on to say I thank to Bajwa who imposed them on us. If May 14 lapses then constitution will stand abrogated. Gen Bajwa imposed gang of thieves on us.
” Constitution and not the parliament is supreme. Bajwa himself says Imran Khan is dangerous. If constitution stands abrogated then doctrine of might is right will be in force. We have always accepted all the decisions of SC. We stand with the constitution. PDM is against it. There is no comparison between us and PDM, he remarked.
Responding to a question on Hamid Mir statement about Gen Bajwa and Kashmir, Imran Khan said I know more things than this. But it is issue of national security. I dont want some international news is made and country suffers.
To another question he said I was saying from the very first day that I can hold dialogue on the date of election.
Imran Khan said in the presence of Shah Mehmood Qureshi and Fawad Chaudhry ” I am saying to both of them if government wants to dissolve assembly forthwith and hold election then they should hold talks. If they again talk of September or October then there is no need of dialogue. Now the ball is in government court. if it wants to hold same day election then it should hold.
