Imran Khan apologises for ignoring Sindh

UMERKOT: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan on Monday tendered an apology for ignoring Sindh during his election campaign in the run up for May 11 election.

Addressing a large public gathering Khan said, “I apologise for not visiting Sindh,”. He ensured the people of Sindh that Kala Bagh or any other dam could not be built until a consensus was hammered out amongst the federating units.

He said that with his Sindh visit he was now sure beyond any doubt that the elections were rigged, adding that every party had appointed their own “umpires” in the polls.

Khan said that his party would not allow rigging in the coming local bodies elections. “People of Sindh are oppressed and they are subjected to more cruelties,” he said and added that the PTI tsunami, which started from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa had stopped in Punjab due to rigging.

He, however, claimed that people of Pakistan would now come out to the streets against election rigging.

Khan said that the PTI was trying to gather all the people who were subjected to excesses.

Imran reiterated his stance that Pakistan would not prosper unless the country came out of the US war.

He said that no foreigner was ready to invest in Pakistan and jobs could not be created without investment.

Khan lamented that Hindus in Sindh were being forced to migrate to India. He said that when people were talking about Sindh’s division, the PTI was trying to unite the country.