The spokesperson of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) slammed Pervez Khattak for his disagreement with the party, saying that Pervez Khattak held Chairman PTI responsible for the incidents of May 9, which is a complete lie and an absurd allegation.
The spokesperson of PTI said that Pervez Khattak as the provincial president was fully involved in all the decisions of the party and was also in touch with the establishment.
The spokesman said that Pervaiz Khattak started to see the decisions of chairman PTI as wrong after the press conference.
According to PTI’s official social media platform, if Pervaiz Khattak disagreed with the party’s decisions, why did he not resign from the post and party membership at the same time?
The PTI spokesperson said that the nation is a witness that the Chairman Tehreek-e-Insaf always spoke of peaceful protest in his 27 years of politics. PTI has held more than 100 rallies in the last one and a half years but not even a pot was broken.
The spokesman said that despite the murderous attack on Imran Khan, no violent action was taken in the country, at the time of the May 9 riots, Imran Khan was in state prison and had no contact with anyone.
A PTI spokesperson said that a show-cause notice was issued to Pervez Khattak to instigate party leaders to quit the party.
The spokesman said that instead of making false allegations, Pervez Khattak should decide whether he wants to stay in the party or not, perhaps Pervez Khattak is paving the way for a central position for himself in the new King’s Party through such allegations.
PTI spokesperson said that Pervez Khattak knows very well that after leaving Tehreek-e-Insaf, his political future is over, he cannot restore his lost honor by making baseless allegations on Chairman or PTI.
The spokesperson further said that the Pakistani nation has already completely rejected all the ‘loots’, all the deviant members including Pervez Khattak will lose their respect in the nation with these false tactics.
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