Imran Khan set fire to Pakistan's constitution, will fight rebellion Bilawal Bhutto Zardari

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Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said that we have succeeded in getting rid of Imran Khan's government. And there was a coup, Imran Khan set fire to the constitution of Pakistan, we will fight the coup. According to details, in an article for the British newspaper The Independent, he wrote that April 3 was a day of victory for us and we were sad because the constitution was repealed and democracy was destroyed, Pakistan needs such a system. Where undemocratic government could not come to power, we need reforms to bring strong system in Pakistan, I am writing this on April 4, when the Supreme Court of Pakistan on the legitimacy of Imran Khan and his colleagues On April 4, 1979, my grandfather Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto was hanged after the military coup of General Zia-ul-Haq, which resulted in the judicial assassination of the Prime Minister who is the creator of the federal, democratic constitution of Pakistan.

Chairman PPP wrote that Imran Khan wants to save this unconstitutional system which maintains dictators like him, even in this endeavor he will be defeated, Imran Khan has lost the majority of National Assembly, it is proved that On Sunday, 197 out of 342 members came to the opposition benches with me. They faced a no-confidence motion which is the only constitutional way to remove the Prime Minister but instead of facing the vote, the Deputy Speaker of Imran Khan's party He accused the opposition of working on a foreign agenda and rejected the movement.

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari writes that Imran Khan proposed to dissolve the National Assembly soon. Both the actions of the Deputy Speaker and Khan Sahib were a direct violation of the Constitution of Pakistan. Dangerous game is being played, they are accusing 70% of Pakistani voting population of being involved in treason scheme, Imran Khan has not only cowardly withdrawn from the democratic vote but also apparently expressed his intention to rig the next election What's more, one of the reasons for removing Imran Khan from Parliament before the general elections in Pakistan is to carry out electoral reforms, to establish a system that allows free and fair elections.

In his article, he wrote that the Supreme Court of Pakistan has an opportunity not to allow history to repeat itself, let the Supreme Court of Pakistan prevail over the constitution and the will of the people if this attack on the constitution and democracy of Pakistan. If not condemned, it threatens to bring Pakistan back to the dark rule of dictatorship. We, the people of Pakistan, will not allow this to happen. Imran Khan will not only be defeated but will also be thrown into the dustbin of history with the dictators of the past Will be given

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