Imran Khan for future Pakistan Prime Minister!
Imran Khan is most sincere, positive, visionary and couregeous leader of Pakistan!
In this post, I will address a important question that relates to Imran Khan contribution to Pakistan’s political arena.
- Why is Imran Khan so important in Pakistan Politics scene…even though he has no presence in Parliament.
I wouldn’t say I am a very keen observer of messy unpredictable affair that is Pakistan Politics, but I do keep my eyes open for interesting developments happening. In particular Imran Khan’s rugged induction and journey into Pakistan politics. As a follower of his cricketing prowess he so consistently performed playing for Pakistan cricket team,naturally me like many other Imran’s fans keep an eagle eye in his political affairs and innings.
Ok admittingly even the great man himself may admits, the journey has been a rollercoaster ride and not much results to show for all efforts he has put into political campaigning, One has to admire the man’s fighting spirit and positive character. For a man who could easily have been sitting in relaxing and enjoying all the creature comforts the world has to offer because of his fame and international respect he acclaims, it is more so admirable that this Pathan man continues to fight for betterment of his people, realizing that many dangers and pitfalls await him in the future.
This Pathan fighter I sometimes feel is playing the role of modern day Fakir of Ipi by the name Mirza Ali Khan. Fakir Of Ipi by the way was a gureilla fighter who along with his small army possessing most simple weopons, gave the British the scare of their lifetime. He was a very proud freedom fighter who could not stand injustices of British tryanny in the then NorthWest Frontier and rebelled against the powers who despite much greater armoury strength could niether subdue him or catch him.
Imran Khan also is battling and fighting against the injustices imposed on the common man of Pakistan, almost single handedly against a corrupt and mafia ridden Pakistan political set up. The ouster of Musharraf,The campain to seperate legal from executive meaning giving the judges its important place and value in society, the lessening of Pakistan behaving like American puppets and instilling in many Pakistan people that there is still hope is all that can be attributed to Imran khan. The irony is that he initiates these movements only for opportunists like Musharraf and Sharif to steal his thunder. Imran Khan and his party were the pioneer of the current resurgence of Pakistani justice movement yet its Nawaz Sharif who very late in the day joins the bandwagon. The movement to rid the country of its corruption was also campaign started by Imran khan early on in his political innings, yet Musharraf stole that sloagan without ever any measurable results.
So what I am saying here is that Imran khan even though outside the Parliment, yet his role play as an opposition has been far more effective than the opposition sitting in the parliment. Thats just the way of Pakistan politics where a sincere visionary man gets no rewards yet the corrupt and selfish are holding powers when they perhaps are not even qualified to be company secretaries. Because he is fighting on ideological grounds and vision for just and corrupt free progressive Pakistan rather than selfish reasons like all the others are, this makes him the most important and dangerous man in Pakistan politics.
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Imran offers Dr Qadir to become patron of PTI
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chairman Imran Khan on Monday offered renowned nuclear scientist Dr Abdul Qadir Khan to become his party’s patron.
This offer was made by Imran Khan during a meeting with the nuclear scientist which lasted for an hour.
The two national heroes talked about terrorism, law and order situation, price hike, joblessness and other challenges faced by the country.
Speaking on the occasion, Imran Khan said that the people like Dr Abdul Qadir Khan should join PTI for the solution of national problems.
Dr AQ Khan said that politicians must talk about national issues instead of personal issues. He was of the view that it is necessary to get rid of politics of corruption to find solution of the problems.
May 28, 2012
RAWALPINDI: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chief Imran Khan Sunday said his party was going to file a petition tomorrow in the Supreme Court against National Assembly Speaker Dr. Fehmida Mirza’s ruling on Prime Minister Gilani’s conviction by the apex court.
Addressing a massive public meeting here, Imran Khan said Gilani was no longer a prime minister of the country on moral grounds and that people would come out on streets against the those who were trying to destroy the Supreme Court for protecting their corruption.
“PTI will install a system of justice in the country just the way our Holy Prophet (PBUH), the greatest leader of Muslims, did as a first step to bring an end to atrocities,” Imran Khan promised the charged crowd waving PTI flags.
The PTI chief during his speech punctuated with briefly played party songs, said the days of cruelties were numbered as his party was on its way to rebuilding a new corruption-free Pakistan where law andjustice would prevail.
He said no investment was not flowing to Pakistan because of bad governance, rampant corruption and theft and promised that PTI would get the overseas Pakistanis to invest in the country.
“PTI will improve governance to pave way for investment to come to the country,” Imran Khan said.
He regretted that people of Pakistan had to pay for power theft by buying expensive electricity and promised to end price hike after coming to power.
