I have never seen a leader who defames his own military: Imran Khan

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We won’t be peaceful on streets next time: Imran

Pakistan Tehreek-e- Insaaf chairman Imran Khan while addressing to PTI's Haqooq-e-Karachi March on Sunday has said that Nawaz Sharif must be held answerable for the allegations he leveled against the army in dawn leaks scandal .
He said that by defaming the military Nawaz Sharif has proved that he is not different than Narendra Modi. After allegations of bribery, Khan again took a jab at Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif by labeling him 'The godfather of Corruption'. The PTI's chief said that 'When the supreme court judges had declared him dishonest and a liar then he has no reason to remain a Prime minister and we all should demand his resignation'.

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