‘Pakistan will break into 3 parts’, uproar over Imran’s statement, Shahbaz warns Turkey
Prime Minister of the country Shahbaz Sharif has hit back at Imran Khan’s statement that Pakistan is ‘broken into three pieces’. Shahbaz Sharif on Thursday attacked Imran saying that this person is not worthy of a public post. Pakistan’s Wazir-e-Azam, who is currently visiting Turkey, accused Imran Khan of making “threats against the country”, and warned him not to open his mouth again on the partition of Pakistan.
‘Niazi is unfit for public office’
Shahbaz Sharif tweeted, ‘Imran Niazi is making threats against the country while I am signing the agreement in Turkey. Niazi is ineligible for public office and if any evidence was needed for this, his recent interview suffices. Do your politics but don’t talk about daring to cross the border and partition of Pakistan.’ Shahbaz Sharif was referring to an interview of Imran given to the media group ‘Bol News’.
‘Then Pakistan will be divided into 3 pieces’
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf leader Imran Khan appealed to the government to take the “right decision” and warned that if Pakistan were to lose its nuclear deterrence, it would be in ‘3 pieces’. will be divided. The cricketer-turned-politician also said that the current political situation is a problem for the country as well as the government. He said, ‘If the government does not take the right decision, then I can give an assurance in writing that the country and the army will be ruined because what will happen to the country if the country goes bankrupt.’
‘Pakistan is heading towards suicide’
Imran said, ‘Pakistan is going towards debt default. If this happens, which organization will be affected? army. What concession will be taken from us once it is affected? Nuclear disarmament. In a separate statement shared on PML-N’s Twitter handle, Shehbaz Sharif has been described as saying that Imran’s statements are proof that he is ‘involved in conspiracy, not politics’.
‘Imran Khan, power is not everything in the world’
The PML-N’s tweet quoted Sharif as saying, “This is not a statement but a conspiracy to incite the fire of anarchy and partition in the country.” Earlier, Pakistan Peoples Party leader Asif Ali condemned Imran Khan’s statement. Zardari tweeted, ‘Imran Khan, power is not everything in this world. Be brave and learn to do politics by standing on your own feet.
