Senator Irfan Siddiqui of the Pakistan Muslim League (PML-N), Irfan Siddiqui, has affirmed that the letter from the founder of PTI in jail imran Khan to the chief of staff of the army (COAS), the gene of the “despair and frustration” of the first.
In a statement on Wednesday, the senator described the letter of Imran to the Army a “charges”, saying that the former prime minister had also sent a letter to COAS through former President Arif Alvi in 2023.
“They [PTI] He did not receive a receipt or a response to the previous letter, and will not receive this time too, “Siddiqui added.
Two days before, the president of the PTI, the lawyer Gohaha Ali Khan, and the lawyer Faisal Chaudhry confirmed that Imran, who is imprisoned in the Adiala prison, wrote a six -point letter to the Army Chief, urging policy review while explaining The reasons why he called the widened one. Gulf between the public and the army.
He clarified that writing a letter from the founder of the party for the head of the Army was not a change of policy and that the founder of the imprisoned party wrote the letter as former prime minister.
The 71-year-old Cricket player became a politician has been behind bars since August last year after he was hired in multiple cases ranging from corruption to terrorism from his expulsion from power through the motion of non-confile of opposition in April 2022.
However, the security sources, a day before, said Munir received any letter from the former prior prime minister. The sources added that the news about Khan’s letter reached the military brass through the media.
The letter occurs weeks after PTI leaders, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s prime minister, Ali Amin Gandapur, and PTI president Barrime They discussed the general security situation.
It is also important since the former ruling party ended his negotiations with the coalition government led by PML-N last month, in which the PTI had demanded two things: the formation of judicial commissions in events that occurred on 9 May 2023 and November and November 24-27, as well as the release of “all political prisoners,” including Khan.
The letter
According to Chaudhry, the first point in the letter addresses the “fraudulent elections” and the supposed promotion of money washing machines. The second point discusses the impact of the 26th constitutional amendment on judicial independence and the rule of law. Khan also referred to the verdict of the Al-Qadir Trust case in the letter.
The third point criticizes the Law of Prevention of Electronic Crimes (PECA), stating that it has been armed to suppress dissent and take energetic measures on social networks.
The fourth point highlights the cases of terrorism, raid positions and the use of force against PTI workers. Khan also wrote that threats to journalists are damaging the reputation of the army.
The fifth point refers to the operations of intelligence agencies, while the end point focuses on the economy.
Khan said that the titular government weakened the economy by artificially controlling the value of the rupee. He also raised concerns about low investment and internet closures.
Chaudhry added that Khan urged the Army Chief to reconsider policies and requested the formation of a judicial commission.
