Imran Khan says will not accept US installed government in his country

By Shahbullah Khan 

PESHAWAR (TSAT) - Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan on late Wednesday said that India and Israel celebrated his ousting from power. 

Addressing his first public gathering after being ousted from power in northwestern Peshawar city, Khan said he will not accept an “imported government” installed by the United States in his country. 

"India and Israel celebrated my ousting from power, today those islamophobic are happy in western countries who insulted our holy prophet and I raised voice against them," Imran Khan said.

Thousand people gathered on Wednesday night to welcome Khan after toppling his government by an opposition alliance through a no-trust motion in the parliament last week.

Khan’s party, Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf is ruling in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province since 2013 and Peshawar is considered his party’s stronghold. 

He again criticized the US for its alleged conspiracy of regime change in his country and said he will never surrender before the US.

“We are not your slaves to obey your order,” Khan told Washington. 

He also for the first time spoke regarding the role of the country's judiciary and said he want to know his crime for which the top courts’ doors open at midnight. 

" I want to know from our judges what crime I had done that you open the courts at midnight against me," Imran Khan questioned. 

Khan added that his sin was to refuse the US, who wanted bases in his country, and told Washington that “absolutely not”. 

“The US wanted to give them bases and I said “absolutely not” because we fought the US war and they killed our innocent people in drone attacks,” Khan said

He also demanded immediate elections and warned if the election were not immediately announced he will bring the people on the roads. 

"I will be on the roads until the announcement of new elections. Why does the opposition feel fear of fresh election," Khan questioned

He also announced a countrywide peaceful protest on Sunday and said the nation should record a protest against the US as this is new Pakistan, not 1970 when they killed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto due to his independent foreign policy. 

"This is not 1970's Pakistan, it's a new Pakistan and I will bring the public on roads and will never allow the US-installed government to run in Pakistan," a former cricket star turned politician said.

Pakistan's former charismatic PM Imran Khan says he will never accept the imported government installed by the United States

"I promise with my nation that I will never allow my country to fight another country's war. Today I announce that our fight begins, imported government is not acceptable," Imran Khan

"Our belief is: there is no God but One Allah and we will fight till the end," said Khan while referring the alleged threats from the US.

Khan also warned the new government to stop the harassment of his workers, otherwise, he will bring the people on the roads and they would have no place to hide.