No one can stop PTI, says Imran Khan

No one can stop Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), former prime minister Imran Khan said on Monday.

In an informal conversation with media reps in the courtroom, he said: “The case proceedings are going on too fast. It looks like the match is fixed.”

He stressed: "Attempts are being made to save Donald Lowe. Asad Majeed and Sohail Mehmood are important witnesses.

“Let me hold only one meeting with my hands tied. It will be the biggest meeting in the history of the country.

“Let me hold rallies at the Parade Ground before the polls, they will understand.

“Our electoral symbol has been changed, not faith. Our workers are braving the odds. Elections have been discredited.”

The former premier added: “We want negotiations with the establishment. We are ready to talk

“Nawaz Sharif is going to become PM. He was called back by the establishment. His victory in the election is out of the question.

“Bajwa kept on asking me to give NRO to all of them.

“Redline has been put on us. The right to draw the redline belongs to the people.

“The economy of Pakistan will sink, if elections are not free and fair

Imran Khan continued: “The chief justice is responsible for the arrests of our workers yesterday.

“The protection of fundamental rights is the responsibility of the Supreme Court.

“The candidates are picked up by the police and the Supreme Court asks them to give evidence.

“The Supreme Court has to take suo moto action. Articles 15, 16 and 17 of the Constitution are being violated.