PTI civil disobedience call will fall flat: Khawaja Asif

Defence Minister asks PTI to produce 12 dead bodies of its workers who were claimed to be killed on Nov 26

Published: 06:53 PM, 7 Dec, 2024
PTI civil disobedience call will fall flat: Khawaja Asif

Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has said that PTI’s civil disobedience call will fall flat and no one will pay attention to Imran Khan’s message. 

Talking to a private TV channel, Kh Asif said PTI failed to produce 12 dead bodies of its workers who were supposed to be killed in Islamabad on November 26. He said earlier, PTI had claimed that thousands of their workers had been killed but now they cannot show 12 dead bodies. 

Kh Asif said, “different numbers of victims were given by PTI but still it failed to produce the dead bodies and their heirs”. 

Defence Minister said the workers which were claimed to be dead by PTI were alive. He said PTI was exposed after attack on Islamabad. 

Defence Minister said there is rift among PTI leaders and their differences are talk of the town. 

Kh Asif said that PTI was not a political party but a fraud. He said Imran Khan's sisters fight with Bushra Bibi is another battle. He claimed soon there will be a split in the party. 

Kh Asif asked PTI to bring Bushra Bibi’s car which was targeted by police. He said there must have been some holes on the car. 

Defence Minister said Imran Khan had also stated that twelve bullets passed through his shalwar and now Bushra Bibi was also giving such statements. He added that according to the video circulating on social media Bushra Bibi was sitting in the car and waving her hands to supporters. 

Talking about JUI concerns, Kh Asif said, “Maulana Fazlur Rahman was my brother, we can sit and talk on Madrasa Bill at any time and his objections will be heard.”

He government wanted to address public issues which can be solved provided there is peace in the country. He said Islamabad is attacked again and again by PTI and KP government hurl threats and wages disinformation against federal government. 

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