No alliance with any political party: Imran Khan

KARACHI: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan said Saturday that his party would not form an alliance with political party.

Imran added that the PTI did not have a militant wing and that change in Pakistan could only come through elections.

Earlier upon his arrival in Karachi, Khan said the army should be deployed to sensitive polling stations for the upcoming general elections.

While speaking to the media outside Jinnah International Airport in Karachi, Khan said he does not know whether the general elections will take place, however PTI has completed all arrangements for the elections.

Khan further said that he believes that the upcoming elections are extremely important in the history of Pakistan and he expects the election result to be the same as that of 1992 Cricket World Cup.

Khan also took this opportunity to question Nawaz Sharif’s silence over Pervez Musharraf’s arrival in Pakistan, saying that his silence makes it seem Musharraf has not returned.

Imran Khan's Nomination Papers Accepted

The nomination papers of Imran Khan from NA-122 (Lahore) and NA-56 (Rawalpindi) have been accepted.

Imran Khan had filed nomination papers in six constituencies including NA-1 (Peshawar), NA-56 (Rawalpindi), NA-71 (Mianwali) and NA-122 and 125 (Lahore).