Drone attacks are violation of international laws of human rights: Imran
Says awaiting SC rolling for Long March; Says ruling Sharif family acts like a real Sicilian mafia
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has said the ruling Sharif family moves like the real Sicilian mafia who killed people if they don’t agree with it.
He addressed the PTI lawyers’ convention in Peshawar on Monday and reiterated the incidents of the threat letter and foreign conspiracy against him and his government in detail.
Imran Khan said that he is awaiting the rolling of the Supreme Court for his the Long March and if the court does not provide protection for the march this time, they will come to Islamabad fully prepared.
He appealed to the SC to give a ruling on what basis and under what law they were stopped from the Long March.
Imran Khan told the lawyers he was ousted from the government only for the reason he was saying that Pakistan will not participate in any war at the behest of the USA in the region.
The PTI chairman said that the drone attacks on Pakistani territory are a violation of international laws related to human and civilians’ rights.
PTI Chairman Imran said he asked the superpowers that will they allow a drone attack in England on MQM’s Altaf Hussain as he is involved in killing thousands of people in Pakistan.
He said though he was not informed about the chanting against rulers in Madina but it is confirmed that the Sharifs are more unfortunate people in the world who have been abused in Masjid-e-Nabvi.
Imran appealed to the lawyers to support him and said the judiciary and lawyers ever played an important role in saving the country.
Earlier, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Mehmood Khan, Insaf Lawyers Forum of Peshawar District Bar Association (PBA) President Ali Zaman, former minister Fawad Chaudhry and other PTI leaders addressed the convention.
Imran Khan was invited by PBA President Ali Zaman to attend the convention.
It is to be noted here that PTI chief Imran Khan has been demanding the announcement of elections since his ouster from the power through a motion of no-confidence.
He has also been threatening to oust the coalition government in the centre through a long march on Islamabad.
For that purpose, he has been addressing rallies and conventions to muster support from different sections of society.