ISLAMABAD: Previous prime minister Imran Khan on Thursday sought an end to “political engineering”, contacting for supplying people today the freedom to vote and stressing that the alleged involvement of certain institutions in politics has led to a major breakdown in the country’s governance.
Mr Khan’s remarks arrived soon after his look in court docket in Adiala Jail regarding the Toshakhana and £190 million corruption cases filed by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB).
The Supreme Courtroom, in a preceding ruling even though granting bail to previous minister Khawaja Saad Rafique, had noticed that NAB was applied for political engineering and pressuring politicians. Mr Rafique and his brother have been arrested in December 2018, through Mr Khan’s tenure as key minister.
Chatting to media folks, Mr Khan acknowledged the limitations of politicians in the facial area of “establishment control” but mentioned he was ready for dialogue with politicians to make sure
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