‘Money launderers brought into power via rigging’, alleges Imran in third letter to COAS

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Imran Khan, the founder of PTI, has written a third open letter to Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir, alleging that money launders have been brought to power through rigging in the general election 2024. –

His lawyer Faisal Chaudhry said in a statement, “In his letter to the founder of PTI, the Army Chief, has raised the issue of giving priority to the minority during the majority through electoral fraud.”

On August 3, 2023, a 71 -year -old politician, who is behind bars, wrote two “open letters” to the Army Chief on February 3 and February 8, which he said “because all democratic paths. Were.

In the previous letters, Imran pointed out what he claimed that there was a growing distance between the army and the people. In his letters, the former Premier recorded at six points and urged the army to review his policy to win the public with the reasons and suggestions suggested by Amran to address the situation.

In a statement today, Chaudhry quoted Imran as saying that “money launders was brought to power through electoral fraud”. He added that Imran added that terrorism was increasing due to lack of rule of law.

He added, “Imran says at least 1.8 million people have left the country, while $ 20 billion is out of the capital country.”

Separate, Chaudhry said that PTI is still demanding the constitution of judicial commissions related to events, incidents and November 26, 2024 related to May 9, 2023.

He further alleged that the crackdown against PTI workers was underway in Punjab after the February 8 general election.

Meanwhile, PTI Chief Whip Aamir Dogar has been made part of the negotiation committee with the opposition. He added, “It has been decided to include some new members in the political committee.

These letters were given importance when the former ruling party ended its talks with the PML-N-led government last month, in which the PTI demanded two things-May 9, 2023 and The release of judicial commissions on November 24, along with 27, the release of “all political prisoners”, including Khan.

In December last year, Lt. Gen. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, Director General of Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), said that the desire of any political leader for the power of any political leader should not be more important than the interests of Pakistan. –

The comments of the top spokesperson for ISPR have come in response to a question about the backdoor talks between PTI and the establishment.

“All political parties and leaders are respected for us,” he said during a media briefing. No individual, his politics and desire for power are above Pakistan. “

“The purpose of the letters is to create a raft among the army, the people.”

On the other hand, the government has previously reacted strongly to Imran’s move to write a letter to the Army Chief, saying that the Prime Minister’s Advisor on Public and Political Affairs has asked Rana Sanaullah to be between the army and the people. They intend to create distribution or eliminate misunderstandings within it. Army order

Sanaullah asked the jail, asking the origin of Khan’s letters: “Where are these letters coming from? If he wants to engage in political struggle, he should do so in Parliament.

Meanwhile, PML -N Senator Irfan Siddiqui said that General Asim Munir’s letter to Khan’s letter was proof of the “frustration and frustration” of the former.

He termed the army chief a letter to the army as a “charge sheet”, saying that the former prime minister also sent a letter in 2023 through former president Arif Alvi.

“They [PTI] Siddiqui added that the previous letter was not received or answered, and this time it would not be received.