Islamabad: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan has warned PTI would hit streets again if government changed MOUs agreed between PML-N and PTI.
Khan while talking to media said “We have been engaged in discussion with PML-N for last three months over formation of judicial commission, but yesterday we received a message that PML-N now wants to change the MOU, then we will be left with no option but to protest on streets,”
He further added that “We have shown enough flexibility. Judicial commission shall be formed only on terms of reference which have already been agreed upon.”
Commenting on government lead by PML(N) he said “They are aware of the electoral frauds they have committed and that the commission will catch them.”
Talking about his alleged telephonic conversation PTI leader Arif Alvi, Khan said he has committed no crime.
“I haven’t heard any tape but hear of it. I don’t know what it is about…I know I wouldn’t have ordered someone’s killing, extortion or laundering of money to London.”
“I want to know who has committed this crime of recording the call,” Khan said, adding that tapping on someone’s conversations is illegal. “Anyone can release anyone’s audio tapes. I can make one of Nawaz singing.”
