Imran Khan said God Almighty also ordains in Holy Quran to stand with the good and abhor the vice.
Islamabad: Prime Minister Imran Khan Thursday made an impassioned appeal to the entire nation to come out and join his gathering—to be held on Sunday—in Islamabad to give a message that they stand against the vice.
In a video message, the Premier pointed out that a particular group has been looting and plundering this nation over the last 30 years and now they are openly using this money to purchase the conscience of the public representatives.
“This is a crime against democracy and the nation,” he added.
Imran Khan said God Almighty also ordains in Holy Quran to stand with the good and abhor the vice.
“The nation should made it clear to those purchasing the conscience of parliamentarians that they are against this act so that nobody could damage the democracy through horse trading,” Khan concluded.
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