Imran Khan accuses PDM of harassing PTI supporters

Web Desk (LTN NEWS): Imran Khan, the leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), said that the coalition government should not be harassing PTI supporters more and more. He said that the government was wrong to break into the home of Senator Saifullah Nyazee.

He didn’t agree with the coalition government’s idea that he should stay out of politics while the country is still getting back on its feet after devastating floods.

Imran Khan tweeted late on Tuesday, “On the one hand Imported govt telling us to stop doing politics because of floods & on the other hand they are increasing their level of harassment & false cases against us, persecuting journalists who give our views a voice, suspending TV channels & YouTube to prevent my coverage.”

Imran said that putting the PTI on the sidelines would have bad effects and that it would also have its own effects. The leader of the PTI talked about how the current government is making life hard for the PTI. He said that Senator Saifullah Nyazee’s home had been searched and that his phone and computer had been taken.

Imran Khan says that the imported government and the people who run it are putting the PTI against the wall. He said that the government is making false claims against the PTI.

Government is making up cases against the PTI and going after journalists who support the PTI and give fair coverage of its views.

“On top of that, the government is doing more to stop my speeches and statements from being shown on news channels and YouTube,” Imran said.

He said that the government was so desperate that it cut off the PTI’s telethon to raise money for flood relief.

In an earlier tweet, former minister prime Imran Khan talked about the same problems and asked Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif if he was to blame for all of the bad things that were happening to the PTI.

In response to Imran Khan’s tweet, PM Sharif said that his government doesn’t have time for these things right now because it is busy helping flood victims.