[The Nation (Pak)] Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb said on Sunday that Imran Khan was not interested in elections as he actually wanted his selection as Prime Minister again.
"Imran’s Khan’s tamashas of cypher, long march, avoid the jail campaign, elections, Zaman Park, attacks and threats to the courts have reached their conclusion", she said while addressing a presser here.
Marriyum said the people of Pakistain remember his tenure as a ’black chapter in the history of the country as they were paying the price of Imran’s four year misrule which was marked by corruption, incompetence and inefficiency. She believed that the PTI chairman did not have political issues, rather he was facing psychological problems. She said last year Imran Khan
 ...aka The Great Khan , who isn't your heaviest-duty thinker, maybe not even among the top five...
had concocted the fake narrative of foreign conspiracy for toppling his government which was accepted by followers of his cult and PTI social media gang working from abroad claimed that imported government had been installed in Pakistain.
Maryam urges govt to file treason case against Imran
[The Nation (Pak)] Chief Organizer of the ruling PML-N Maryam Nawaz Sunday urged the government to file a treason case against the PTI chief Imran Khan
...aka The Great Khan , who ain't the sharpest bulb on the national tree...
in Supreme Court for violating the constitution. "Imran Khan abrogated the Constitution and the Supreme Court of Pakistain ruled against him, but he got off scot-free, and the state looked on. However,
a lie repeated often enough remains a lie...
such an act calls for trial under Article 6," she complained while addressing the office-bearers of PML-N’s lawyers wing at her Jati Umra residence here.
She said the PTI chairman blatantly violated the constitution and the law but was allowed to go home without any punishment. The PML-N leader said Imran Khan gets bail in 12 cases in 5 minutes, on the other hand, injustices were done against her father.
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