According to experts, Khan, who was ousted on April 10 after the legislature passed a motion of no confidence in his leadership, appears to have lost support for the Armed Forces after refusing to authorize the appointment of an ISI spy chief last year. In the end, he agreed but it only damaged his relationship with the Army. Speaking to team members on Twitter at night, Imran said: “There are also people in the facilities. If one or two people do something wrong, the whole institution is not at fault we are all wrong. “
Former information minister Fawad Chaudhry told a news channel on Wednesday that relations between the institute and the Khan government of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) have been strained for months. We tried our best, including myself, to resolve our differences with the institution but without success. “Pakistan ‘Armed Forces, which has ruled the dictatorship for more than half of its 73 years and beyond, has had considerable influence on security issues and foreign policy.
Khan, 69, is the only Pakistani prime minister to be ousted from office in a no-confidence motion against Parliament. Shehbaz Sharif of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz’s (PML-N) was replaced. He asked his followers to come to Minar-Pakistan in Lahore on Thursday to hold the largest gathering in the history of the country.
The politician who has become a politician said all institutions are not corrupt but some “indulge in bad habits”. Khan, breathing in the same breath, praised the military, saying “Pakistan needs more troops than Imran Khan. He was not here; it is possible that Pakistan was disbanded into three parts.” Since his expulsion, there have been practices against Bajwa and judges on social media, forcing the army chief and Pakistani chief justice to condemn the defamatory campaign.
Both the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and the Federal Investigation Agency have launched a campaign to strengthen PTI activists on social media and arrested 15 people. Practices like this on Twitter could not be stopped despite the act with the possible return of three-time Prime Minister and PML-N chief Nawaz Sharif following the return of his party, Imran said: of Justice in Pakistan. “Nawaz Sharif, 72, who has been arrested on a number of corruption charges, has been in London since November 2019 after the Lahore High Court granted him permission to travel abroad for four weeks for medical treatment. Unlike his brother Nakaz, the newly elected prime minister, Shehbaz, enjoys good relations with the Mighty Army, according to experts.
In a covert attack on Pakistani Armed Forces, General Qamar Javed Bajwa, former Prime Minister Imran Khan suspected that “some people” in a powerful institution were involved in “heinous acts” that caused his unfair dismissal politician said all institutions are not corrupt but some “indulge in bad habits” Imran said “There are also people in the facilities. If one or two people do something wrong, the whole institution is not at fault we are all wrong. “
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