Rawalpindi: The former Chairman of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), Imran Khan, has stated that he is ‘ready die but will not strike any deal or compromise‘.
During an open hearing of the cipher case at Adiala Jail, the former Prime Minister while having an informal informal discussion with journalists regarding deals or compromises stated that he is ‘ready die but will not strike any deal or compromise‘.
Responding to allegations by Khawar Maneka against Bushra Bibi, the PTI chief commented that he was used to spread false accusations against him. Imran Khan said that he can swear under oath that he saw Bushra Bibi on the day of their wedding.
Speaking to the media , the former Prime Minister predicted success for his party in the elections on February 8. He added that he was arrested under the London Plan, which aimed to bring back Nawaz Sharif and put me in jail.
He claimed that the events of May 9 were also part of the London Plan, asserting that he was illegally arrested on that day. Imran Khan further explained that PTI was targeted, and more than 10,000 workers were arrested during the crackdown.
He clarified that he faced no difficulties in jail and would include former Army Chief General (Retd.) Qamar Javed Bajwa and US Embassy officials in his defense.
Referring to his own previous government, he stated that the country’s progress had fallen from 6.17% to zero.
In recent days, a special court formed under the Official Secrets Act had decided to indict the PTI chief and former Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi in the cipher case on December 12.
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