Khattak says by-poll win proves people want change
NOWSHERA: Defence Minister Pervez Khattak said on Wednesday that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)'s victory in the recent by-election proved that people wanted change.
He was talking to reporters at his residence in Manki Sharif. He said that people wanted to get rid of the corrupt politicians. Newly elected MPA Liaqat Khattak and Ibrahim Khattak, Member National Assembly Imran Khattak and others were also present on the occasion.
Pervez Khattak said that pressure of the foreign loans was due to the wrong policies of the previous government. "It would take time to clear the mess of the last 70 years," he said and added that people in this critical time should support Prime Minister Imran Khan. "The PTI's victory in the by-poll shows that people are still with Imran Khan's PTI," he said.He said that the country in the leadership of PM Imran Khan would become economically stable.
-
Victoria Wood's Battle With Insecurities Exposed After Her Death -
Prince Harry Lands Meghan Markle In Fresh Trouble Amid 'emotional' Distance In Marriage -
Goldman Sachs’ Top Lawyer Resigns Over Epstein Connections -
How Kim Kardashian Made Her Psoriasis ‘almost’ Disappear -
Gemini AI: How Hackers Attempt To Extract And Replicate Model Capabilities With Prompts? -
Palace Reacts To Shocking Reports Of King Charles Funding Andrew’s £12m Settlement -
Megan Fox 'horrified' After Ex-Machine Gun Kelly's 'risky Behavior' Comes To Light -
Prince William's True Feelings For Sarah Ferguson Exposed Amid Epstein Scandal -
Nick Jonas Gets Candid About His Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis -
King Charles Sees Environmental Documentary As Defining Project Of His Reign -
James Van Der Beek Asked Fans To Pay Attention To THIS Symptom Before His Death -
Portugal Joins European Wave Of Social Media Bans For Under-16s -
Margaret Qualley Recalls Early Days Of Acting Career: 'I Was Scared' -
Sir Jackie Stewart’s Son Advocates For Dementia Patients -
Google Docs Rolls Out Gemini Powered Audio Summaries -
Breaking: 2 Dead Several Injured In South Carolina State University Shooting