The remarks were made by Imran Khan during the women’s convention that was held in Karachi on behalf of his party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf.
Imran Khan, who previously served as prime minister of Pakistan, requested that the armed forces abstain from engaging in any “political engineering” ahead of the national elections that are scheduled to take place later this year. The remarks were made by Imran Khan during the women’s convention that was held in Karachi on behalf of his party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf.
Imran Khan lambasted former Army Chief of Staff (retired) Qamar Javed Bajwa while addressing the audience via a video conference. He blamed Bajwa for Khan’s removal from his position. Imran Khan has voiced his concern that his political party may be targeted for defeat in the upcoming general election through the use of strategic political maneuvering.
Imran Khan has stated that the military establishment has not learned anything from its previous blunders and that instead, they are engaging in political engineering with the intention of harming my party in the upcoming elections.
“Our establishment has already done so much damage to the country… yet it is still not ready to learn anything from the past,” he added. “Our establishment has already done so much damage to the country.” In addition to this, he asked the new head of the army, General Asim Munir, to maintain his impartiality, stating that the previous head of the army is “responsible for the problem in the country.”
“This individual is responsible for Pakistan’s current catastrophe.” Before my government was overthrown in April last year, I had explained to him that it would not be in the best interest of the country to undermine the PTI’s control of the government. “Bajwa destroyed Pakistan’s political and economic advantages,” Imran Khan stated.
Earlier, he had accused General Bajwa, who had retired in November after gaining a three-year extension in 2019 by the then prime minister Imran Khan, of playing a “double game” against his government, This extension was granted in 2019. Imran Khan was the prime minister at the time. In addition to this, he admitted that he had made a “huge error” by prolonging the current military chief’s term of office.