Senator Faisal Vawda claims that PTI itself wants its founder Imran Khan to remain in jail and PTI was ensuring the continuation of the PML-N government.
Talking to the media on Saturday, Vawda dismissed talks of any political alliances forming, calling it a “drama". "I already said that Trump card would be played," he remarked, taking a dig at the PTI supposedly looking at Trump administration to help it secure Imran Khan's release.
Vawda expressed concerns over the increasing reliance on the Pakistan Army to resolve civil matters, particularly mentioning the dumper truck issue in Karachi.
"I have heard that now people are saying the army should even come to stop dumpers. When the army is called for everything and makes sacrifices against terrorism, the nation must appreciate it," he stated. "Our problem is that we do not give credit for anyone's good work."
"A system is being created to fix Pakistan," he claimed, and acknowledged Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir’s role as a team leader. He stated that the army chief has emphasized putting Pakistan first before politics. Vawda made bold claims about corruption, stating that he had uncovered thefts worth Rs50 to Rs60 billion. He criticized politicians for dishonesty.
Vawda stressed that the real focus should be on Pakistan’s stability, rather than political games. “The solution to every problem is Pakistan. Just think!” He also proposed locking dumper truck speeds at 40 kilometres per hour as a solution to traffic issues in Karachi. Dismissing the grand political alliance of the opposition, Vawda claimed that all its member parties are already part of the government.