Imran Khan warns of Modi’s possible economic retaliation and false flag operations against Pakistan
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan has warned that Modi is unlikely to tolerate this defeat and might respond with economic offensives or engineered provocations such as false flag incidents to destabilize Pakistan.
Speaking to the media outside Rawalpindi's Adiala Jail after meeting Imran Khan along with her two sisters, Aleema Khan said, “Our meeting with the PTI founder today was deeply significant.
He told us that Modi is in a state of extreme anger and could target Pakistan through retaliatory economic measures,” Aleema said.
During the conversation, Imran Khan reportedly underscored the importance of swift response during times of war, stressing that morale and public support play a critical role.
He appreciated how the Pakistani nation responded with courage and unity during recent escalations.
“We informed him that the people of Pakistan and the military responded with bravery, and Pakistan has emerged victorious in the information war on social media,” Aleema added.
However, Imran Khan had warned that Indian PM Narendra Modi harbored intense animosity toward Pakistan and might resort to economic warfare or false flag operations in response.
Aleema further shared that Imran Khan raised critical questions about why the CCTV footage from May 9 has not been released.
“The footage could provide clarity about the punishments being meted out—why is it being withheld?” he asked.
On the political front, Imran Khan advised that if Junaid Akbar can manage both APC and PTI responsibilities, he may retain the APC seat, but his complete focus must remain on the movement.”
Imran Khan also questioned the silence of top government officials. “Who will speak for Pakistan in future dialogues with Modi?
The President and Prime Minister remain silent. Why are my cases not being heard?” he reportedly said.
Aleema Khan concluded by expressing her family’s desire that Imran Khan should be released immediately.