Sana advises PTI to take the legal route, desist from violence
ISLAMABAD: Inside Clergyman Rana Sanaullah on Friday prompted the Pakistan Tehreek-I-Insaf (PTI) to record an allure against the ECP's choice to exclude PTI boss Imran Khan as opposed to empowering its laborers to depend on brutality.
Talking at a public interview here, the clergyman expressed endeavors to make a tumult and the rule of law were not OK.
He cautioned against making challenges for individuals to dissent from a "merit-based decision". He additionally exhorted all policing and common organizations of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to remain by the state.
"I would ask the assessors general of police and boss secretaries of Punjab and KP and territorial and locale cops of the two regions to address the challenges of the majority (following the conclusion of streets because of the PTI's fights)."
He further said PTI laborers were attempting to impede roads in Punjab on the actuation of the common government and the circumstance would have been unique assuming the PML-N was in power there. He requested parliamentarians and every one of the associations from the PML-N to take to the streets calmly in their particular regions to communicate fortitude with the commission.
Responding to an inquiry, the clergyman said a body of evidence would be enrolled against Mr. Khan under the Pakistan Correctional Code.
The priest guaranteed Khan had a propensity for planting seeds of disdain among kids during his visits to colleges. "Could such an individual at any point change himself in parliamentary governmental issues… might he at any point become a political pioneer?" he addressed, further blaming the previous PM for following an unfamiliar and hostile state plan.
Calling Imran Khan an exploitative individual and an ensured hoodlum, he said the PTI boss sold exorbitant presents got from unfamiliar dignitaries, making a shame the country before unfamiliar heads of state.
