Pakistanis are ready for the Election.

 

If assemblies are dissolved by May 14 then we are prepared for elections on the same day: Imran gives the government a deadline.

                    

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Imran Khan, a former prime minister, stated on Saturday that the PTI was prepared for elections on a single day if the coalition government in power dissolved the remaining assemblies by May 14.

The PTI chairman made the following statement during a live broadcast to the country from his Zaman Park home today: "If you dissolve the assemblies by May 14 then we are ready on a single election date with you."

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                       Imran stated that on May 2 (Tuesday), his negotiation team, which includes Senator Ali Zafar, Senior Vice President Fawad Chaudhry, and PTI Vice Chairman Shah Mahmood Qureshi, will meet with the government team.



                         A national election will take place, and we believe we are prepared for it, he stated. "This is the only way stability will be attained, the economy will flourish, and people's conditions will change."


                         Imran slammed the government officials for their suggestion to hold elections after enacting the new budget. I feel this has ill motives," he remarked.

                  "First, win the election, then secure a five-year mandate, and finally pass the budget."

                  The PTI chairman questioned "what's the point of them presenting a budget when someone else will have to carry the weight of it."

                  According to him, the budget approved by the newly elected administration will be the "real budget." According to the former premier, the PTI would find it "unacceptable" if the legislatures were to be dissolved following the budget.

             "If you are prepared to dissolve the assemblies by May 14th, then we are prepared for joint elections." If not, then the Punjab elections have already been ordered by the Supreme Court to take place on May 14. Following that, we will petition the Supreme Court for the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa polls.

              On May 1 (Monday), Imran announced that demonstrations will be held in the three province capitals. "At noon, I'll lead the protest in Lahore from Liberty to Nasir Bagh. Qureshi will address the crowd in Islamabad at the same time as Pervez Khattak addresses the crowd in Peshawar.

               He said that the rally's goal was to preserve both the Constitution and the nation. Additionally, Imran invited the legal profession and the working class to

                      To resolve the impasse over the schedule of the elections, the PTI and the government are holding important electoral discussions. On Friday, the two parties agreed to hold what one minister described as the "almost final round" of negotiations on May 2 (Tuesday).

                   During the second round of negotiations, which took place in Committee Room No. 3 at Parliament House, representatives of the administration and opposition traded suggestions.

                    Though the development inspired some hope, the dialogue process still seems to be doomed to failure as important figures from both sides stuck to their positions and questioned the point of negotiations if one side did not accept the other's proposal. 

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        "Today, I'm speaking with each of the 15 judges. "The whole country is looking at you," Imran remarked. "The country is watching you. Be a supporter of the Constitution.

You don't realise how near we are to chaos, he continued. What will be left if PDM annihilates the Constitution? Now, all that remains is the jungle law.

The former prime minister emphasised how the nation's top justice and his family were being singled out for attack by leaking information on the families.

In addition, he charged that by supporting the 12 coalition parties, the handlers had broken the Constitution.

Imran urged with the Supreme Court justices towards the end of his speech to "please unite and save the country from mafias gifted to us."