Imran cautions, "Don't push me to the point where I expose all faces."

 

Only free and fair elections, according to a former prime minister, can help the nation escape its economic "quagmire."

Imran Khan, the former prime minister and head of the PTI, has threatened to name anyone who is accused of bullying him and his followers and has warned his competitors against "pushing him against the wall."

I am being driven up against the wall by fictitious terrorism and other FIRs, Journalists who write about us favourably face victimisation. We shall rise the more you crush my party, he declared on Thursday while addressing a gathering in Sargodha, Punjab.

The former prime minister, Imran, claimed that his opponents had already "lost the match" against him and that any more efforts to overthrow him would only serve to further hurt the nation's interests. The people are not prepared to see their future in leaders like Zardari and Nawaz, so stop worrying about your small personal interests and consider what's best for the nation.

I have been putting up with this for the past few months, but please don't push me to the point where I reveal all the people who caused this mess for their own personal gain.

I'll fight harder the more you try to control me, he continued.

Don't push me to the point where I disclose all the people who caused this mess for their own purposes, he said. "I have been enduring this for the past months. "I shall fight harder the more you try to control me."

Imran said that when his administration was overthrown by a "foreign conspiracy," the nation was moving in the right direction and all economic indicators were favourable. He made this claim while discussing growing inflation and electricity costs.

I now want to know who is to blame for bringing in the thieves and causing this catastrophe in the nation.

"Economy is deteriorating, and remittances are falling... Now, holding free and fair elections is the only way to escape this mess, he added.

"Afraid of a two-thirds majority"

The PML-N-led coalition government was shocked by its loss in the Punjab by-elections, according to the PTI leader, despite all "rigging tactics."

They were afraid that if early elections were scheduled because of the results of the by-polls, I would win with a two-thirds majority, he claimed.

I taped a video in which I listed four people who would not be spared by the country if anything happened to me since they had plotted to disqualify me and made the decision to "totally remove" me behind closed doors.

Imran claimed that the only reason he was charged with terrorism was because he threatened to take legal action against those responsible for torturing Shahbaz Gill.

He further requested that the ruling PML-N refrain from comparing him to the party's leader, Nawaz Sharif, claiming that he acquired his wealth via toilsome effort abroad.

While they [Sharif] purchased their London apartment with stolen money, corruption damages societies as opposed to robbery, which just affects individuals.

Imran criticised former president and PPP leader Asif Zardari, claiming that "he [Zardari] has a sickness that causes his legs to tremble at the sight of money and that he is willing to give his life for cash."

Imran stated at the outset of his speech that he would do every effort to aid flood victims all around the nation and that a command and control centre would be set up to oversee relief activities.