Imran Khan has said that “ Real-Freedom ” movement against the High Class and for independent foreign policy was the 2nd largest in the country’s history.
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“ No one gives freedom effortlessly. One has to render sacrifices and wage jihad in order to achieve freedom. Those who have hold this system are exploiting this country, ” he said while addressing a form in Islamabad on Thursday.
The former premier, without naming anyone, said those basics who have amassed billions of rupees by involving the finances of the country won't give freedom painlessly.
“ This movement for Haqeqi Azadi( real freedom) is the largest movement in the country’s history after our ancestors crated this country through struggle, ” he remarked.
Imran, who was ousted from power in April this time through vote of no confidence, said not only an deification a ‘ shirk ’ but bowing before the ‘ hero of fear ’ was also a sin.
He asked the party members to go door to door and explain to the millions the ideal of his “ real freedom movement ”.
The PTI leader said the imported government has pushed the people into the ocean of affectation while rulers were busy amending laws to save themselves from responsibility.
“ The value of rupee is declining and affectation is rising. They didn't come to power to serve millions but to save their spoil and rule country at the vagrancies of their foreign masters, ” he added.
A day before, Imran had declared that his party's movement for “ Haqeeqi Azaadi ” – ‘ real freedom'- would begin from September 24 and he sought the participation of the country's legal fraternity in it.
Addressing the All Pakistan legal eagles Convention in Lahore on Wednesday, the PTI chief stressed that the country was fast heading towards civil restiveness.
He added that the International Monetary Fund( IMF) and World Bank had formerly alerted of a Sri Lanka- suchlike situation in Pakistan if the country wasn't pulled out from "that's economic swamp is created by the “ Imported ” Government".
Imran asked attorneys to promise him that they would take to the streets on his call.
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