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  • State of Merit Prevails When Institutions Are Strong: Imran Khan

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    Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan

    Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan said on Friday that the state of merit prevails when the institutions are strong in a country.

    The PTI chief was addressing a ceremony in Peshawar, where he said that the Sharif brothers have been ruling Punjab since 19 years but one can take a look at the state of Punjab police.

    “Punjab government only follows ‘metrocracy rule”.

    He claimed that many other Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leaders will also ask why they are disqualified.

    Expressing grief on seven-year-old Zainab’s murder, Imran Khan said that 12 girls have been killed after being raped in last few months in Kasur, adding that various videos have also been surfaced but the local administration has failed to take any action.

    Imran said that in Kasur 12 rape cases emerged, whereas, in a incident of similar nature in Dera Ismail Khan, eight out of nine suspects were arrested by the KP police.Nation is lauding the performance of police officers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa , he stated.

    Shedding light on the issue of global warning in the country, PTI chief said that KP government has grown one million trees in parts of the province to prevent air pollution. He also claimed that education system in KP is superlative as the students are getting trained in a better way.

    Imran Khan further assured to promote tourism in the province by opening four new resorts every year. He urged the government to provide employment to the youth so that they would be able to serve their country in future.

    On Jan 11, Imran Khan said that his “tigers” will join Dr Tahirul Qadri when he begins his grand protest against the government on January 17.

    The PTI chief said that the people have stopped trusting the government and police, adding that when trust on the institutions ends then people take to streets to protest.