PTI Banned in Pakistan: The Pakistan government has decided to ban jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf. Imran Khan He is imprisoned in Pakistan on charges of anti-state activities. Pakistan’s Information Minister Ataullah Tarar has shared this information.
The problems of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan are increasing continuously. In the last elections held in Pakistan, Imran Khan’s party was not allowed to contest the elections, after which Imran’s supporters contested the elections independently. Despite winning the maximum number of seats, Imran Khan could not form the government in Pakistan. During this time, members of Imran’s party had alleged the biggest rigging in the elections in the history of Pakistan.
PTI’s activities are anti-national: Information Minister
Now Pakistan’s Information Minister Ataullah Tarar has said on Monday that the Pakistan government has planned to ban Imran’s party PTI. Recently, the Supreme Court of Pakistan had given relief to PTI in the case of reserved seats and Imran in the Iddat case. Pakistan’s Information Minister said in a press conference that the government has decided to ban PTI due to anti-national activities.
There is strong evidence to ban PTI
Tarar said that the government will send this matter to the Supreme Court. The Information Minister also said that the government has decided to file a case of treason under Article 6 against Imran Khan and former President of Pakistan Arif Alvi. The Information Minister said that Pakistan and PTI cannot live together. Talking about banning PTI, Tarar said that we have strong evidence in favor of this action. Action has also been taken against Pervez Musharraf under Article 6 in Pakistan.
The court has also compared him to a terrorist
The Pakistani Information Minister said, ‘There is strong evidence against PTI including foreign funding, May 9 riots, Cipher case and the resolution passed in America.’ Recently, a Pakistani court had made a similar comment about Imran Khan. While hearing the riots on May 9, the court had said that ‘Imran Khan’s actions are like those of a terrorist.’
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