Chief of Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI), Imran Khan on Monday termed holding of by-elections in the country as a ‘fraud’, fearing that next general polls might also be unfair and fraudulent.
“Holding by-polls on ten constituencies is I think fraud with people of Pakistan because the elections were held on previous bogus electoral rolls… We don’t accept the result,” the cricketer-turned-politician told media representatives.
Khan feared that the Pakistan Peoples Party government would not let the next general polls be held in a fair and transparent manner “because they are afraid of PTI.”
He said the PPP and PML-N supremos were not sincere in curbing the corruption menace.
“Corruption is the major issue of Pakistan, but since Nawaz and Zardari both are facing corruption charges therefore neither they got the bill on corruption approved by the National Assembly over the last four years nor they will in the future,” Khan said.
“They (Nawaz and Zardari) always join hands for their common and personal interests,” he opined.
About Balochistan unrest and APC on the issue, the PTI chief said government has lost a chance to redress grievances of Baloch people after Musharaff era.
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