Imran Khan cannot be kept out of Pakistani politics, according to former federal minister Fawad Chaudhry.
“Two days ago, it seemed like things were getting better, but now there are talks of banning the PTI,” Fawad Chaudhry told reporters outside the Islamabad High Court.
He continued by saying that the PTI had already been marginalized and that only the party’s founder was left.
He emphasized that conversations were necessary to defuse the political tension because Imran Khan is an unavoidable reality in Pakistani politics.
Fawad called Imran Khan a political reality that needs to be recognized and urged the PTI to give delicate issues greater consideration.
The PTI leadership was also criticized by Fawad for their strategy’s lack of sincerity. He emphasized that if the PTI had planned to start a demonstration, it ought to have done so on February 9.
He cited the inability to establish partnerships with GDA, Jamaat-e-Islami, and JUI.
She had gone to Nawabzada Nasrullah to discuss coalitions even before Benazir Bhutto’s government fell, he recalled.
The former minister went on to say that the current leadership of the PTI had an obligation to communicate with their employees and proceed. He emphasized that PTI was the only party in Pakistan that truly represented the people.