LARKANA: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman Imran Khan on Friday announced that ‘Go Nawaz Go’ slogan’ stood for ‘Go System Go’ while addressing public gathering at Larkana.
Imran Khan claimed that 2015 was year on election in Pakistan as whole nation awakened for getting back its rights and PTI entered in its 100th day of anti-government protests against worst vote rigging in 2013 general election.
People’s caravans were flocking to Larkana from throughout Sindh to attend the rally organised in Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) strong-hold Larkana city of Sindh province.
During his address, Imran Khan warned Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for facing severe consequences if the government tried to stop November 30 march in Islamabad.
Imran said that slaves have no rights and humans covert into slaves when they turn slaves.
He claimed that 1.2 million persons participating in PTI-led public gathering which exhibited their lack of confidence over current government.
He said that Rs500 billion given to Sindh province through National Finance Commission (NFC) award but still 600 million children deprived of education and every two ghost schools out of three belonging to the province.
Imran reiterated that anti-democratic system was currently going on across the country as all top posts captured by Zardari and Sharif families.
He claimed that the government should felt ashamed about Hindu community which started migrating to neighbouring country India.
He announced that PTI would return basic rights to Sindhi farmers, as well as minorities.
He added that new municipal system will be introduced in ‘New Pakistan’ in order to empowers the nationals.
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