Ayesha Gulalai says her party will push for presidential system
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) renegade MNA Ayesha Gulalai Friday said her party, PTI-Gulalai, will push for a presidential form of government. Ayesha Gulalai, who had announced the name of her party in December, vowed to bring back looted money from abroad, file corruption references in military courts and promote judo karate for females while articulating her party manifesto. She came hard on the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and said the party had enslaved Parliament. “The PML-N is going to be banned now as its leader has been disqualified and PML-N ministers should be sent to jail,” she went on to say. Gulalai who has taken dramatic turns ever since accusing the PTI Chairman Imran Khan of harassing her. She announced to have quit the party and then reviewed her decision. She has hardly spared any major political party or leader.
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