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Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has rejected allegations that he was involved in the assassination attempt on opposition leader Imran Khan, as sympathizers of the former high minister continue to protest, demanding an disquisition into the firing.Khan was shot in the leg during ananti-government rally on Thursday. The cricketer- turned- politician has criticized Sharif, Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah and a top general of the Pakistan army for trying to bump off him.
I do n’t have the right to remain in office if there’s any shred of substantiation set up regarding my involvement in this case, ” Sharif said on Saturday, adding that there was no substantiation presented against the three people named by Khan. I’ll quit politics ever if it comes to that, ” he told journalists in the northeastern megacity of Lahore.
Sharif said the former high minister is damaging the country with “ false and cheap conspiracies ”. He prompted the Supreme Court to form a full- court commission to probe the “ grave ” allegations.I request the honourable Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandial to form a full- court commission as there should be an immediate decision on this issue after a thorough disquisition, ” he said.On Friday, Pakistan’s important service, which has ruled the country for further than half of its 75 times of independence, responded by calling Khan’s statements “ reckless and inferior ”.
Khan maintains his junking from office in a vote of no- confidence in April was part of a “ foreign conspiracy ” colluded in the United States with the help of the Pakistani opposition parties – a charge constantly denied by the government, the important service, as well as Washington.Khan has held dozens of rallies across the country since April demanding snap choices. He was leading a march to the capital, Islamabad, to press his demands when a marksman opened fire in eastern Punjab’s Wazirabad quarter.
In the history, he has also indicted military officers of custodial torture and importunity of his party workers, which include a assemblyman and a top assistant.The Pakistan government on Saturday issued an order asking the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority( PEMRA) to reverse its decision to ban live speeches of Khan on TV channels.
Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb said the government believed in free speech and popular morals, and would not stand in the way of Khan’s speeches reaching the public.Meanwhile, on Saturday, Khan’s sympathizers continued to protest in all major metropolises of Pakistan, demanding justice and calling for the abdication of the three people criticized for the assassination attempt.His party workers and sympathizers said they didn’t bear Khan to bring out any substantiation against his claims as they believed he was speaking the verity.
